Fake anon !ZkUt8arUCU replied with this 10 months ago, 5 minutes later, 9 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,354,580
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Yeah it's nuts. It's all lifestyle inflation centered on luxury and convenience. instead of living in an apartment you decide to buy a nice £3 million home. But you also want to own homes in 4 countries so you can travel easily. Then you need a newer car of course. But actually you need a car for day to day personal travel, a car for trips, a car for taking the kids on trips, a car for the wife, 3 cars for your mistresses. Each of them costs half a million so there goes another 3 million or more. Then you obviously need a private plane to skip waiting on line every time you go on vacation. That'll run you 10 million+. Then of course there are the vacations to lavish resorts and casinos. Then factor in the support staff, fuel, property tax, etc. to maintain all this and suddenly you are in the hole a few million a year.
Personally I'd spend like 10 million or so on property for my family and myself and then spend like $250k/yr living luxuriously and still have money for generations but 🤷.