Late to the discussion, but the text of this tweet (which I havent seen posted yet, just the photo) is particularly entertaining:
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Truly only someone with very little wealth (and even less sense) would think that owning a Brooks Brothers jacket and flying to Rome for 3 days is a sign of wealth. Many, many people have the money to do these things (a 3 day trip to Rome for 2 could probably be done for under 2500 easily. Brooks Bros jacket at full retail is what, $200?). Most do not, because they prioritize things like saving for their retirement, or their children's education, or even a much longer planned vacation. One you could actually see the city on. Nearly anyone at median family income level in the US *can* purchase Brooks Bros clothes or fly to Rome on a whim. They may even get the whim to do these things. But then they promptly realize it's a retarded whim and do something more responsible with the money.
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are people to whom this kind of money is no object, but you know them when you see them - the Ralph family is not in this position.