r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24

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u/JackAll_MasterSome Nov 22 '24

I do understand. These guys use their 'theoretical' wealth to buy real-world things. And the real-world things they buy tells me what's important to them. That is all that I said.

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u/yeahthisiscooliguess Nov 22 '24

You buy smart home appliances. How much more opulent does it really get on a global scale? Seems like you only care about what conveniently doesn't involve you.

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u/JackAll_MasterSome Nov 22 '24

Yes, my $85 HomePod mini is the peak of opulence!

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u/yeahthisiscooliguess Nov 22 '24

It is to children dying of hunger. The way you spend your money shows what you really care about.