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[kirklin]

I know a guy from a wealthy family. They got those millions in the bank account & he's got it all.

He's got cash, cars, clothes, a hot girlfriend who's a sex animal with him ESP when they go out of town, eats out a lot, got a college degree, workin on getting into a top law school. He's getting a house soon & he gets $4000 a month for expenses but if it goes over, not a problem he's got that.

He's even got a doctor who takes him to lunch when he visits and spots whatever dope he needs (Adderall, Xanax)

If his insurance don't cover name brand drugs like for Xanax he just whips out 6 benjamins like they fell from the sky!

But there's an article on Yahoo right now saying things are changing and kids of wealthy families will no longer get the perks.

Thoughts?

[ruelle]

I don't care. Maybe if it was me, I might, but at the same time, you can't get mad that someone doesn't want to give you money that you didn't earn.

[otis]

I wasnt born into wealth of that standard so I can't relate. I guess it would be nice to be super rich, and although it cant buy your health--it would be one less thing to worry about.

****it dont take 6 benjamins to buy Xanax****

[gideon]

My kids are required to earn there own money. It builds character.

[choviohoya]

My kids are required to earn there own money. It builds character.

it will take nothing short of a revolution for this to change. It gets worse and worse every year. His family most likely has a private doctor. And yes, a Private doctor usually gives what ever they want.

All i can say in his defense is that he AT LEAST seems to have his crap together. He is about to go to law school, so it can't be said he doesn't have any responsibility. He seems to know where his bread is buttered and is working to keep that.

It would be a different story if he wasn't trying to do anything with his life. BTW, Aderall is great for keeping up with your studies.