'Find a rich boyfriend then': Top 20+ out-of-touch comments made by Karens, bosses, and rich people

People certainly live in their own little bubbles, don't they? Maybe it's not just Jon Hamm's character in 30 Rock who has his own false sense of reality and his own inflated sense of self. We all are shaped by the communities we were raised in and the environments we choose to expose ourselves to, which unfortunately means that a lot of us have no sense of how others live. This might explain larger issues in the world, but it also trickles down the most fundamental social situations as well. For instance, the ways in which an entitled student from a wealthy family engages with a teacher are likely explained by these differences in worldviews. The same goes with a boss talking to an employee about the problems with his beach house. In short, people have trouble getting out of their own bubbles and checking themselves before speaking.

These folks, who shared the most out-of-touch comments they heard via this r/AskReddit thread, understand this phenomenon all too well. Keep scrolling to see what they had to say. For more compilations like this, check out this list of stories in which management had to fire employees on day one.

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