How true is this?

>>2219522
Pretty true. Only poor people care about people thinking they are poor

>>2219522
very

>>2219522
True in spirit, but the prices are wrong. Where the fuck can you even buy $4.99 shoes? Africa? An actual wealthy older male who is just running errands will wear something like $70-$120 Nikes, $100-200 jeans/khakis, a solid $200-$500 jacket from somewhere like Patagonia, North Face, LL Bean etc and a college/company T-shirt. Basically, clothing that is high quality but not excessive or ostentatious.

>>2219711
>paying 200 dollars for denim
you are retarded

>>2219522

incredibly true

i used to dream about stuntin. got a bmw and made sure i dressed well and stuff.

then i got a gf, turned 30, started moving up career wise.

now i find my car embarassing and basically live a life to FIRE as soon as possible.

financial independence is the real goal.

>>2219522
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>>2219584
>>2219711
>>2219718
very true.

it all comes from the same place.

i buy my tshirts off of walmart. medium or large fruit of the loom sorted color pack for like 5.99 dollars.
if i want to make something cool, ill grab a decent image or draw something, print it out and iron it on a t shirt.

materials vary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIV2OS3nCW8

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>>2219522
>hoarding money for the sake of having money
I get prudent investments...but money is just a trading medium to something...

Bill gates just happens to spend his funds on philanthropic endeavors, which I get he get some satisfaction from...which is subjective, as much as rappers spending money on cars...who cares.

>muh green paper
>muh bank account sustains my self esteem

>le I don't spend even though I'll live a meager 70-90 years tops before being forgotten by society

No one talks about Mansa Musa at the dinner table, and that nigga was loaded.

>>2219784
>talk about niggers at the dinner table
not in my house!

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>>2219718
That's what jeans cost at stores in nice neighborhoods. A wealthy person isn't going to waste their time looking for "deals" at the wal-mart, they buy quality items and their time is too valuable for that to make sense. I grew up in an affluent suburb (like there were actual billionaires in my graduating class, although I sure as shit wasn't one of them) and all of the ultra rich fathers sported a preppy/casual but rich style. Case in point, here is Zuckerberg with the casual rich guy look. North face zip up (you can see the logo in other pics), t-shirt, jeans that probably cost like $120 and some comfy sneakers.

>>2219711
>5 dollar shoes
payless
mexican market

>>2219833
Fair enough, but virtually no wealthy person is going to travel all the way to the hood to haggle with Mexicans for low-quality shoes. Generally, they'll just go to an upscale mall and pick up whatever they need at a department store like Nordstrom/Saks etc while their wife picks up some stuff from the designer stores.

>>2219888
>travel all the way to the hood to haggle with Mexicans for low-quality shoes.
theyre everywhere. dont need to move around much.

shit, theyre in upscale malls too.

bought a pair of ray bans for like 5 bucks. i dont care if theyre fake. they look just like the real things.

I have over ten thousand dollars in clothing. I never really thought about it, and there's not much I'd be willing to get rid of. I just have a really nice wardrobe of quality items I've picked up around the world, and since I don't spend 5 dollars on shoes, they last me. If you don't mind walking around looking like a spic with no self-worth, go ahead, it's unattractive, but you're probably too autistic to care.