[ SECRET POST #3212 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3212 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

Someone is rich if they can afford to spend $50-$100 on one item of clothing.

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

Regularly. I've spent that amount a few times on clothing. In my life.

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

That's like, the normal price of clothes where I am, you rarely find much for any cheaper than that. Guess I'm rich.

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

You are quite well off if you can afford the equivalent of US$50 - US$100 in one go. Unless you've got the Euro I suppose. Non-rich people would be forced into trawling charity shops, markets or local resell sites.

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

In other words, if you don't have to pick through charity bins for your clothes, you're rich?

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

"pick through charity bins"
how ignorant. no you fool, buy second hand.

Re: Rich people

[(Anonymous)]

I have no choice unless I buy second-hand, and we don't really have second-hand shops in the area, people just don't buy second-hand clothes here. I just have to put extra money toward clothing that maybe you would put to something else. And it's not like I buy clothes often, I don't go on shopping sprees where I buy ten new items in one go or something.

and the Euro is stronger than the US dollar so I don't know what you're talking about.