'[They] asked about who her shoe cobbler was': 20+ Subtle signs that you're talking to someone wealthy

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Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor
Oct 10, 2023 3:00 PM EDT

Money isn't everything… no, I take that back, it is everything. Money is perhaps 80% of life. 

People who already have money absolutely love to tell you that "Money isn't everything." If you're a lonesome lawyer working 90 hours per week who never sees their family, like in a Hallmark movie, than I guess that makes sense. But for most of us, who already do have loving family and friends and a moral compass, having an injection of cash would make life a whole lot easier! 

When you have money, you can get a nice haircut and fancy clothing, and magically, people will treat you better. You can eat foods you love, and get or stay in shape by eating fresh foods, so you'll feel better. Without money, you might have to eat more canned food or processed food, so lack of money certainly affects your health. (Not to mention insurance and medical bills!) And of course, if you have extra cash, you can travel, afford a nice car, and have bonus money put aside so you won't have to worry about your finances 24/7. So no, money isn't literally everything, but it will improve any part of your life. Just please don't stand there making seven figures a year while you tell the rest of us that money makes no difference in life. 

Our lovely Facebook audience shared their own interesting takes on the ways you can spot someone in a higher tax bracket by the little things they say and do. Check out these great answers below! Then, check out a story about a terrible manager. 

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    Font - FAIL Blog FAIL Blog What is something that tells you a person grew up wealthy?
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    Rectangle - Allen M N being nasty to employees of restaurants and stores--- entitlement usually points to a wealthy, self centered childhood.
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    Font - Top fan Harry R Lift tickets on their jackets for two weeks after they went skiing
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    Human body - Gayle H Car they drive
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    Rectangle - Wayne G They're "self made"
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    Rectangle - Jay F Entitlement
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    Rectangle - Dawn K Excuse me, Do you have any grey poupon ?
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    Rectangle - Top fan Kat Y Them thinking everybody has tons of opportunities.
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    Human body - Carol H S They belonged to the country club and swam there in the summer. I swam at the public pools!
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    Font - Jacob L G Not being handy.
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    Rectangle - Emily B They don't understand why people give to each other and help each other out. 3
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    Font - → Top fan Shannon M Knew a guy who had never once used a Teflon skillet. Watched him marvel in delight when he cooked in it the very first time. 5
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    Font - Top fan Corey A Lack of appreciation for the simpler things. When a person has always had something, such as someone sucking up to them, or basic necessities, then they don't really understand what it means to have earned those.
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    Font - Danny B They had an iPhone when they were 11 years old
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    Rectangle - Cindy K Teeth are a give away!!! Tells the whole story!! 10
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    Font - Keegan N Orders "still" water at the table
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    Rectangle - Katherine A They talk far more about experiences than things. They are typically dressed in attire from their own tailors. They are less likely to be seen with off the shelf fashion.
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    Rectangle - J'amie M Everything is disposable. EVERYTHING. Cars, clothing, whatever....So weird. 3
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    Font - Tee K My daughter said that someone she knew asked about who her shoe cobbler was. She was like no we don't have custom made shoes 9
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    Rectangle - Angelo Bi They tell you "money isn't everything". 09 31
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    Rectangle - Ty Ca Daddy bought them their Chevy and jacked it up in High School 3
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    Font - Vicky C For me growing up as very much not wealthy, the well off kids all had foreign holidays and went to loads of clubs after school and had hobbies. So I work very hard to make sure my kids can do all the clubs and have holidays! 20
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    Rectangle - Jonah B I grew up thinking having your own bedroom was a wealthy luxury! Or if you didn't live with your grandparents! 11
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