People Who Worked With Wealthy Folk Tell All in Juicy Reddit Thread

You know what they say… they are just like us… regular people…

Throughout my life, I have encountered a fair share of affluent people. There are now two categories of wealth we ought to pay attention to. Old money would be the first, and new money would be the second. There are several ways to distinguish between the two, but their treatment of the help is by far the most noticeable. Old money tends to respect the help and treat them as equals, whereas new money treats the help as inferior to themselves—I realize I could be generalizing here… please don't come for me! Another way to distinguish between the two would be their affection for well-known brands.

While scrolling through Reddit, I noted a certain question that piqued my interest! Check out the screenshots below and enjoy some hilarious replies! After you've satisfied your curiosity and maybe even shared your experience, check out a story of an employee who tries to settle the score with an angry customer here!

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