I can't hang out with poor/middle class people anymore because I just can't relate to them in any way.

Sounds good.

I'm rich and still don't want to pay $12 for a burger.

NotEvenThatRich wrote:

Anyone else feel this way?

I'm sick of conversations about how it's "criminal" to charge $12 for a hamburger at a halfway decent lunch spot. They still spend lots of money on crap, they just complain about it constantly. Half of them make car payments on a car way nicer than they need. I just want to go skiing or go to the movies with people who don't constantly whine about the price of everything.

Tough day, huh Bunkie?

Things will get worse as you get older. I'm tired of hearing from hysterical menopausal liberals wearing pvssy hats, and their old wives, too, that "Trumps not my president." I didn't

Vote for Obama both times, but I shut up and accepted it because that's the way democracy works.

Freshman year of college I was in a suite with a guy whose parents were partners at Goldman, a guy whose dad was a senior VP at McKinsey, a guy whose family lived just outside Watts who was on a gates/millenium scholarship, and a kid from inner city Chicago.

We all got along pretty damn well.

Maybe the problem is with you.

I'm willing to bet a small fortune that:

The OP has no degree.

The OP is in the Military.

CallingitOUT wrote:

I'm willing to bet a small fortune that:

The OP has no degree.

The OP is in the Military.

I doubt it. My guess is the op makes 150k a year, lives in an armpit like Cleveland, and doesn't realize he is actually middle class too, because he spends 12 bucks on a hamburger and thinks it makes him rich with sophisticated taste.

Always funny to hear a poor person complain about the price of a meal that costs less than the amount that the poor person spends on cigarettes every day.

I hate to listen to those people too who think a burger that costs more than they make in an hour is a crime. I keep telling them they should feel lucky they still have a job since Warren Buffet hasn't gotten around to buying the company they work for!!

Weak trolling. I guess it passes these days, but you would get demolished if you posted this retarded shit like 3 years ago.

NotEvenThatRich wrote:

Anyone else feel this way?

I'm sick of conversations about how it's "criminal" to charge $12 for a hamburger at a halfway decent lunch spot. They still spend lots of money on crap, they just complain about it constantly. Half of them make car payments on a car way nicer than they need. I just want to go skiing or go to the movies with people who don't constantly whine about the price of everything.

I have a hunch they won't miss you.

The Festering Sore wrote:

NotEvenThatRich wrote:

Anyone else feel this way?

I'm sick of conversations about how it's "criminal" to charge $12 for a hamburger at a halfway decent lunch spot. They still spend lots of money on crap, they just complain about it constantly. Half of them make car payments on a car way nicer than they need. I just want to go skiing or go to the movies with people who don't constantly whine about the price of everything.

I have a hunch they won't miss you.

Try not to sound too jealous bro. It's not a good look on poor people.

It's a stronger hunch now.

French Dawg wrote:

Weak trolling. I guess it passes these days, but you would get demolished if you posted this retarded shit like 3 years ago.

Thank you rojo for telling rojo that you are retarded.

Dig it???

go rojo

This website is going into the toilet bowel!!!

go rojo

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go rojo

JMo wrote:

I'm rich and still don't want to pay $12 for a burger.

Especially true if they are ripping you off!!!

california dreamin' wrote:

Freshman year of college I was in a suite with a guy whose parents were partners at Goldman, a guy whose dad was a senior VP at McKinsey, a guy whose family lived just outside Watts who was on a gates/millenium scholarship, and a kid from inner city Chicago.

We all got along pretty damn well.

Maybe the problem is with you.

There's a reason he doesn't hang out with you anymore. My point exactly.

Gramps wrote:

NotEvenThatRich wrote:

Anyone else feel this way?

I'm sick of conversations about how it's "criminal" to charge $12 for a hamburger at a halfway decent lunch spot. They still spend lots of money on crap, they just complain about it constantly. Half of them make car payments on a car way nicer than they need. I just want to go skiing or go to the movies with people who don't constantly whine about the price of everything.

Tough day, huh Bunkie?

Things will get worse as you get older. I'm tired of hearing from hysterical menopausal liberals wearing pvssy hats, and their old wives, too, that "Trumps not my president." I didn't

Vote for Obama both times, but I shut up and accepted it because that's the way democracy works.

Sdfsdfsdfsdf wrote:

My guess is the op makes 150k a year, lives in an armpit like Cleveland, and doesn't realize he is actually middle class too, because he spends 12 bucks on a hamburger and thinks it makes him rich with sophisticated taste.

That's what I think.

$12 doesn't remotely figure as a nice/expensive burger in New York, Chicago or Toronto.

OP is so proud that he has graduated from Ruby Tuesdays.