Lifestyles of the Rich and Miserable
Back in my day—meaning ten minutes ago—I saw a man driving a $300,000 car looking like someone just told him his Wi-Fi bill went up. Now, I don’t know about you, but if I had a car that cost more than my childhood home, I’d at least whistle a little. But that’s the world we’ve built: where the folks with money look miserable, and the folks without it are trying to look like them. It used to be the rich were envied for their leisure. Now, they’re pitied for their therapy bills. We’ve gone from “Lifestyles of the Rich … Continue readingLifestyles of the
Rich and Miserable