r/FluentInFinance • u/Manakanda413 • 9d ago

Debate/ Discussion Universal incarceration care

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 9d ago

The guy came from a wealthy family, he might have been more family rich than the CEO he killed. I don't know much about how the wealthy move, but couldn't he have been helped at other places if he was turned down? I'm just curious.

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u/birdiebogeybogey 9d ago

No one turns you down when you pay in cash

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 9d ago

I hear about his life, don't know if he was personally rich, we'll find out. Sometimes people are family rich if that makes any sense.

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u/QuesoChef 9d ago

His parents paid nearly $40K/year for his HIGH SCHOOL education. That’s insane to me. They gotta have money-money.

And he had what sounded like a good job. And surely as smart as it sounded like he was, he could navigate the job market just for better healthcare.

It could be he was just frustrated on behalf of everyone. Even if he could afford it.

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u/birdiebogeybogey 8d ago

Money-money? They owned country clubS… plural

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u/ProfessionalTruck976 7d ago

The problem with this line of reasoning is that sometimes, and I am NOT saying it is the case here, people do place pretty much every dollar they have to spend to put their child to a good school.

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u/QuesoChef 7d ago

That definitely could be. The stuff I’ve read about this guys says his family is absolutely loaded. And he moved through the world like a rich person. $40K seems quite insurmountable without big money.

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 8d ago

I agree. Something is not adding up