Anybody here know any rich people? How did they make it and what is their lifestyle like?

if you are talking about my exwife, no I helped her and paid her bills while she was getting her law degree and supported her totally on her way through the ranks of being a rich lawyer who robs people. It wasnt the nagging it was that she couldnt tell you the truth if there was no reason to lie. shes Just a corrupted soul trained by other corrupt lawyers and found an ez way to steal millions

Stay poor faggot, I'm in the 0.001% and fuck you.

Shes secretly doing overtime at blacked.com

Old money.
Dude's dad was one of the first wave of programmers from the air force in the 60s & 70s, they got into microfilm and government contracts and invested their money into various ventures and their own business. He's worth about $15 to $20 million when you add up all of his assets, he's pretty cool.
His son is going to inherit the company, but the son is not as wise with money.

I see the importance of setting aside money for my children to avoid them being taken advantage of, but at the same time they must learn how to be wise with money or else they'll be ruined, spoiled, and weak.

Get your wife a BLACK boyfriend.

I can tell you one thing: more money will not make you more happy. Its the wealth and lifestyle that makes a happy life.

i was banking on the headaches increasing in frequency and intensity being a sign I have a stroke or heart attack coming, but thats OK too.

no one likes niggers user.

I know two and they're both old men:

> 70 year old boomer with a trophy wife younger than his oldest daughters. He owns a car dealership now and lives in a mansion with several vacation homes. Dude is a total narcissistic piece of shit who has a corporate logo that looks like a giant cock and puts his picture all over the place. He got his money from starting a fencing company right out of college and by being completely ruthless and screwing customers over for small amounts of shekels. From there he got into cocaine and owns a car dealership with organized crime ties that he uses to launder money and move drugs regionally. He's worth millions, but he blows it on expensive watches, fancy shopping trips, and paying the local cable access channel to air his wedding video to his trophy wife (who has had a lot of plastic surgery and now looks like a young Joan Rivers). His young wife does nothing but sit at home and spend his money with weekly flights to major cities to shop. She has a personal assistant to do basic tasks for her like return her phone calls, feed her poodles, and open her mail.

>The other one is also a near 70 year old man who's worth about $7 million. He started as a high school teacher and opened an arcade machine business out of his basement in the '80s that's grown into a chain of arcades throughout the SE USA. He manages that, is heavily involved in local politics and real estate speculation (which he uses his political connections to make profitable by buying cheap land, then having new schools and other important shit built nearby) and is a member of our local country club with $25k annual dues. In his free time he cheats on his wife with underage girls he grooms through occasionally "volunteering" as a girls basketball coach and then invites to his large house for "private lessons" on a full basketball court.

do you live in Virginia? I know of a coke dealer car dealership owner like this

Maybe you should ask her? You sound scared.

>I see the importance of setting aside money for my children to avoid them being taken advantage of, but at the same time they must learn how to be wise with money or else they'll be ruined, spoiled, and weak.

Reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The Rich Dad made a big deal about teaching his kids to be financially intelligent. Because of this, I don't feel as compelled to blame the inheritors for wasting the money because no one taught them how to make use of it. Parents should pass their teachings to their kids. If you're passing your success to them, at least pass on the knowledge on how you made your success so they can build upon it.

I live in a state that borders Virginia. Coke dealer car dealerships aren't that unusual. They provide great fronts for money laundering because they handle such massive amounts of money and because of how easy it is to falsify sales records, plus they're always moving trucks in and out with little oversight and few people to answer to.

Thought of another one:

>35 year old retired nig nog who played in the NFL and made tens of millions in his career, but seems to have lost most of it already. He worships Kanye West and acts like a low rent Kanye. He's married to a white woman and has a nice house in a shithole part of the USA. He tried and failed spectacularly as a football coach for 1/2 a season because he's fucking mentally ill, probably from brain damage in his career, and insisted on telling his bosses how to do their jobs or face the wrath of his followers on social media. Then he tried to use his fame to lead a rebellion against his bosses when they told him to BTFO and fired his ass. After that he got involved in local politics, which he does not understand at all, and lost by a landslide in his first and only election for Mayor.

You know that Rich Dad, Poor Dad was fake and that Robert Kyozaki is just a scammer, right?

I know a ton of rich people because of rich clients.

they're always nice because they know that you'll be a better worker if you are appreciated. That's been my experience.

second richest guy I know is self made mostly. He ran a hedge fund and still has investments all over the place. Weird he's kind of cheap and lives in a 50million$ house. He's probably worth like 200-300mil and maybe more. He went to Yale and didn't get married until he was like 45 or older. He just crushed it in the financial sector.

Richest is son of a A list celebrity from the 60's who became a producer and has houses all over the place. He's a dick no one can talk to him and give him bad news we talk to his assistant. I spoke with him like 3x but almost always his curator guy. My coworker was over at his house and he throw a glass at his wife that shattered all over the place

Another guy is former CEO of major fast food chain. Nice guy. totally normal life except he spent like 60K on his dog that had cancer because he can fucking afford it and his wife was obsessed. Cool dog though. He's like your grandpa except lives in a big house. Still investing for fun

I have like 20 other ones. They're all different but they all have lots of energy and are creative and business-oriented in their interest. They all keep earning until they die because that's their one "speed"

I do IT consulting BTW

Oh, just remembered another one:

>80 year old local fast foot magnate. He stole the idea for his restaurants from a place he stopped at on a trip to CA in the '60s. Now he owns several dozen franchises and lives in a huge, gaudy mansion with interiors that look like a place Austin Powers would host orgies in (tiger stripe shag carpeting and crushed velvet purple furniture...). He lives a fairly low key life now. When he was younger he'd host a lot of parties there, went on some big vacations every 2-3 months, and tried to open up several more upscale restaurants to appease his wife, but those always failed.

Parents... Dad has a psychotic work ethic and mom supports him no matter what.
Cheap in all aspects that are seen as frivolous
Didn't pay for college or car
Actually shell out cash for things that are useful and retain or gain value
Old school as fuck. The only thing that set me up for failure was my expectations about women. I was born to them in the wrong century.

Husband and wife plastic surgery team, own their own private practice in Manhattan. Both came from nothing but the wife is of course (((Jewish))). They have a triplex penthouse apartment worth about 40 million dollars as well as vacation properties in Nantucket, Florida, Aspen. Pretty standard stuff. I petsit for them for 2 weeks and after some elementary snooping in a desk drawer saw their bank account info, they have about 20 mil between all margin and retirement accounts, about 2 mil of that is liquid cash. Annual income according to a credit card application is 1.5 mil.
They live fairly average lives though, just richer. Broadway shows once a week, husband enjoys golf so spends 100k on country club membership. They love to travel, 1 week out of every month is spent traveling.
Pretty calm life desu nothing crazy. Just everything they do is more expensive than for normal people.

Third worlder?

Why don't you divine that information out, Mr. Prophet?

geebus kill yourself you massive faggot

i.don't everyone.iknow goes.to the.casino

I'm a cryptoprophet, not a IRL God prophet you dummy

Spends a lambo on a country club membership
See, I don't think even if I were that rich I would ever do that
There is a certain point at which things can only be *so* nice

Well, we all know you're truthfully neither

Damn, that second guy sounds like a fucking baller

You wouldn't spend 1/15th of your income on one of your only hobbies? Don't look at the dollar amount since 100k for you is a lot different than 100k for them. To put that in perspective, if you made 60k per year that's about 330 bucks a month. Ok I admit it's a decently expensive hobby, but nothing ridiculous when you make 5000 bucks a month

IP hopping nigger that cant stop thinking about dicks in every thread, spotted

my auntie is a lawyer who married into probably an upper class english family. he's a lawyer too.
together they are worth probably 8 figures.

Rusfag here.
Know a bunch.
Mostly it is being born in rich families, where parents ran some kind of scheme back in the 90s

Know a bunch of doctors who are family friends. Just dull, boring people completely dedicated to their jobs. They might be rich but they're not really doing much with their money.

>ex wife
>criminal lawyer

How bad was the divorce?

The country club memberships are usually more about the “networking” than the golf. They go there to hang with other rich and well connected people and get insider tips and cut deals. The huge fee pays for itself if they’re smart about it.

all the rich nice people I know are democrats lmao
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