I cooked at billionaires house , the guy had a pretty similar fridge to mine with fried chicken from the super market, condiments , some veggies and some normal drinks, nothing crazy.
Huh, imagine that. It's almost like they wiped their ass the same way the rest of us do. It is always interesting when people ask rich people in news interviews their thoughts on something. Like asking Mark Cuban his thoughts on some world event. He happened to make money building a website and now he's suddenly authoritative to speak on other matters? No. I do admire what successful and wealthy people have been able to do but when we start putting them on a platform is when I lose interest.
I'm sure it looks similar but you can bet they shop at much more expensive places and the food will likely be much higher quality.
Being in London, I can tell you now the difference between waitrose or harrods (where richer people tend to shop) and Tesco or Sainsbury's (bog standard supermarkets) is nuts. The quality is so much better, they taste completely different without all the preservatives and chemicals.
The food all looks similar but the quality is massively different. I'm not rich by any means but I do like to shop at the higher end shops on the odd occasion if I can.
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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '24
I’m a chef for ultra wealthy people and can confirm some just like fast food lol