'She suggested I just buy a second house': 25+ Out of touch rich people who live in another tax bracket

Money solves most problems in life, but it seems like there's just never enough of it. Even the richest people in the world just want more and more cash. You can never have too much!

However, when you've been wealthy for a long time, you start to forget what it's like to be a "normal person." Most people can't just throw money at their problems. They get their paycheck and pay off their rent or mortgage, buy some inexpensive groceries, pay their car payment, maybe pay for some insurance or electricity, and if they have kids, the rest goes towards schooling or nannies. For a vast number of people, having extra disposable income at the end of the day just isn't their reality.

That's why it can feel frustrating to listen to wealthy people talk about their own lives. They can solve almost all of their problems with money. If they're getting restless at work, they fly to Italy for a weekend away. If their kids are a handful, they have a team of nannies at the ready. And if they're trying to make even more money, they'll tell you that the best thing to do is get into real estate. As if! They're just living in a whole different reality than most folks, as you can read all about in these interesting stories below.

Then, read about one family who got handed a Family Code of Conduct before their big holiday meal, leaving the whole family divided.

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