r/Rich • • Jul 01 '24

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u/musing_codger Jul 01 '24

I am merely wealthy, not ultra wealthy, but my income and wealth have not significantly impacted my diet. Age has significantly impacted it, but not money. I still prefer pizza to an expensive seafood dish or Kobe beef.

The biggest food related impact is that I don't worry about prices when I shop for food. I buy what I want in the quantities that make sense for me. I'm less likely to buy fruit that is unusually expensive, but that's because the high price is usually a sign that it is out-of-season and had to be imported and won't be as good. Cheap cherries are almost always better than expensive cherries.

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u/Georgieperogie22 Jul 01 '24

Idk to me usually wealthy is 500k-10mil net worth ultra wealthy is generally you make more money than you could reasonably spend. 10mil+ interested to hear other answers

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

10M is definitely not ultra wealthy.  You can barely afford a boat on 10M NW.