Redditors Condemn Infuriatingly Unrelatable Things That Rich People Say

Rich people: they're just like us! Apart from the fact that they have access to an amount of money most of us can barely dream of, of course. While not all of those who are rich are horrible about it, they do have a tendency to be a little… out of touch. Problem is, most of them don't think of themselves that way. 

The 1% loves nothing more than dispensing their dubious pearls of wisdom on the great unwashed, but that doesn't mean that they are appreciated. Many find this advice to be at best annoying, and at worst, completely untrue. Sick of all the platitudes, a recent AskReddit gathered a list of the most frustrating things that rich people seem to enjoy saying. There are some classics among the examples below, and you've probably heard a lot of them before. It'd be nice to be this removed from reality.

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