Do you ever get jealous of rich people?

steo87

Now I don't mean people who have an extra 100€ in their pockets, I mean those insanely rich people like Abramovich/rich oil sheiks, or to keep it close to home that Sean Dunne fella? Have you seen his house? Actually nevermind that, have you seen his WIFE? One word - dinger.

So anyway, be honest...ever jealous of people who are filthy rich?



(The attached pic shows Dunne, his wife, and the house)

Sherifu

No. The heads on most of them.

Nice wife though.

Mark200

Only the ones with the insanely hot gold-digging mistresses

Latchy

Lovely wife

Snowie

no big house high cost in heating
fast car's insurance bill's
Maintance
tax
wife and her shoe collection.

Never notice when your driving around perticuarly rich parts of dublin its quite regular to see a very old volvo parked out side the house?
the house cost so much to heat they can't afford a decent car so il say no...

Latchy

Keeping up with the jones's becomes so boring after a few years to .

zero19

Anyone who says no is lying...

stevoman

YES!

*shuffles back to sleep in cardboard box*

Vegeta

Yeah I'd hate to have so much money that I'd never need to worry about it again.

How could I be jealous of that.

steo87

zero19 wrote: »

Anyone who says no is lying...

I would agree with that....or actually, "anyone who says no is slightly
lyiing"

Terry

zero19 wrote: »

Anyone who says no is lying...

I don't get jealous.
I aspire to have their wealth.

who007

of the incredibly wealthy? Honestly, no. But of those who earn twice what I do and have a lot of luxuries and time to enjoy them - yes!

Ice_Box

I would love to have no mortage and I would love to be able to give a lot of money to charity. So yes.

Quazzie

The dream for me is not to be filthy rich but to have a job I enjoy that gives me just more than the average amount of holidays with enough of a salary that I can do nice things on them holidays

r3nu4l

Jealous? No.
Aspire to it. Yes.

I'd love to have the money to spend all the time I have doing the things I want to do for myself, not working for anyone else or being a slave to the working rat race.

I'd love to be mortgage free and have enough money to move back home to Ireland and not worry about what jobs are available and what part of the country those jobs are in.

i71jskz5xu42pb

But are they happy?

Run_to_da_hills

Not everyone you see in flash houses, cars and living the life are rich. It depends on how much they owe the banks, other creditors and even their mates. http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/0113/1231738220116.html

Latchy

Money is a means to an end . Who wouldnt want a life having plenty of it ,without having to worry about bills and having the freedom to go were you wish and do what you want ,whenever you want .

PurpleBerry

Of course.

I want to be rich enough to have a bathroom where the toilet doesn't face the door. Also a walk-in shoe room.

Insect Overlord

<3BeingIN6th wrote: »

I don't get jealous.
I aspire to have their wealth.

r3nu4l wrote: »

Jealous? No.
Aspire to it. Yes.

+1

I don't think I've ever been a jealous person.

Acacia

Not really, I am jealous of those who can afford to fcuk off out of Ireland for the next twenty years, and not worry about the recession. Or those who can stay here, and not be affected by it. Basically, the security of being rich is nice, but not the materialism. Or the hot wife.

Messy Missy

I mean, who wouldn't like to have a nice amount of money so they can lead a nice and carefree lifestyle? I know I would, but I'm not sure I'd be comfortable having that much money.

Last night I was watching some crappy show on E! about the richest billionair heiresses in the world (and we are talking about serious cash here, anything from 10 billion dollars and upwards) and got thinking that at some point I'd start feeling guilty for having so much money while most of the world population has shag all. Call it pyschosis, Catholic guilt or whatever, but I don't think I could handle that kind of lifestyle. I think you end up being some kind of prisoner in that sort of social/economic circle because you dont mingle with regular folks and live in a completely different reality.

Who was it that said:

"An American sees a flash car outside a fancy house and says to himself, 'some day I'm going to be like that guy' "

"An Irish person sees a flash car outside a fancy house and says to himself, 'some day I'm gonna get that b**tard!' "

ejmaztec

Neesa wrote: »

Of course.

I want to be rich enough to have a bathroom where the toilet doesn't face the door. Also a walk-in shoe room.

There are quite a few builders twiddling their thumbs at the moment - no job too small.

Biggins

r3nu4l wrote: »

Jealous? No.
Aspire to it. Yes.

I'd love to have the money to spend all the time I have doing the things I want to do for myself, not working for anyone else or being a slave to the working rat race.

I'd love to be mortgage free and have enough money to move back home to Ireland and not worry about what jobs are available and what part of the country those jobs are in.

Sums it up for me.

I've worked amid some extremely very rich and hand on my heart, for all they possessions that they own and the more money they have, the more they worry hourly that its going to be taken from them. I've seen a lot more infighting amid them, more bickering about who has what and spite filled discussions about (inflated false delusions of) grandeur and class than among the ordinary people.
The extreme rich in fact seem a whole lot unhappier.

I've known other extremely rich folk that have in their words 'seen the light' and said to themselves "frak, I don't need all this cash/stuff" and gradually off loaded a good deal of it.

Would I like to be extremely rich, no.
Comfortable to be able to say a mortgage, food or gas bill etc will never be a worry ever again and keep a roof over my family's head?
Aye, that would be nice. Who wouldn't want at least that!

MagicMarker

mo money mo problems....





Them's the kind of problems i'd like to have.