Quote from: Iroh on Today at 08:20:08 AM

Quote from: Waldorf77 on November 28, 2023, 06:56:12 PM

If you want to be rich sell to rich kids.

Well obviously, rich people make a much better clientele. They’ve got the money to pay and some are wealthy enough or carefree not to care much even if the price has been inflated threefold.

Admittedly, a large number of homeless people in the street are from rich families that had made poor financial and life decisions. Likely got addicted to drugs and would slowly drift far away from their home and their parents. These are people that have always gotten it easy in life and has had all their wants and needs provided. Having not had to be responsible for anything while growing up, it would not be so easy to face the reality ofthe common man when the funds and flamboyant lifestyle ends.

While a bunch of rich kids out there are not morally nor financially responsible, there are still some who have been brought up straight with the right morals instilled in them.

It is quite pathetic seeing once glorious and amazing kids on the streets with nothing at all to their names. Who exactly is to be blamed for this, their parents or the kids themselves? I think parents have a lot of role to play as it concerns their children and their general wellbeing. Granting them access to a luxurious lifestyle is not just enough, what happens in the longrun?

These kids who have been privileged to be born in the midst of wealth should also be taught how to make money too from their early years. They should also be taught the saving culture. If they want the luxury lifestyle, they should know the right things to do in order to sustain the lifestyle.

These kids get stranded and homeless along the line because they were taught nothing at all aside reckless spending and when they get hit by a tragedy, they become confused on what to do until they go broke totally. Good parenting is a big project and will definitely reflect on the kids if done well.