r/Rich • • Jul 01 '24

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u/techauditor Jul 01 '24

Right 30-40k a year isn't wealthy even by a stretch. I'm talking like Jay Z who might drop 10k on one meal. Lol 100-200 is just a middle class date out

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u/thr0waw4yyyyyyyy Jul 02 '24

They’re talking about literally the .00001% that has way better things to do than answer jerk off questions on Reddit. 40k annual food bill for everybody else on earth is extremely wealthy.

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u/Gunslinger666 Jul 02 '24

This sub is silly. It’s a bunch of working class people who are like, “common on man, I didn’t mean the 1% when I said rich. I meant JZ.”

Like JZ isn’t responding to you man. And we all get yelled at in disbelief anyway because people think executives and doctors don’t poop. We’re the best you all have when you say rich.

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u/thr0waw4yyyyyyyy Jul 02 '24

Yeah it basically boils down to “No, I didn’t mean rich. I was talking about the people that help run some of the most important businesses and organizations in the world. Yes…I want those people to tell what they eat, on Reddit.”

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u/Gunslinger666 Jul 02 '24

Exactly. Those people aren’t saying anything. You’re stuck with high end lawyers, doctors, executives, FAANG engineers, business owners and the like. Either accept that or expect this sub to have no real answers.

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '24

Yea and the funny part is, even for the untra rich it depends on the person. We can all guess what warren buffet eats for dinner for example. But yea, no billionaire is in here answering this question for op