Rich people being delulu - REACTION

[@TheRetromantic81]

I was a nanny for parents who worked for the CIA. They paid me more money per hour than I make today--and this was 2007! When the kids went to camp for a week, they still paid me. For having a week off! They went on a cruise, (their girls were older and they didn't really need help when the parents were able to be with them) and they paid me for that week too--and brought me gifts back! Not all rich folks are awful! 😊

[@ladygrndr9424]

working for the CIA, they 1) Probably were more well-off than rich-rich unless they had family wealthy, and 2) Knew the importance of well-compensating assets so they don't turn on you. It really is just smart to make sure someone in your employ has a comfortable living so they don't have to get a second job...say, selling information about you to a foreign agent.

[@42bluey]

Wow 😮 that's so cool treated you so well

[@HeiwaTori]

theres rich & then wealthy, the wealthy tend to be gratious

[@mimimonster]

Wow! They sound like amazing people

[@katieramos5868]

Meanwhile, I had a pretty good nanny job for a summer, and they'd planned to keep me on part-time come the school year when their youngest started kindergarten and I went back to college. The dad was antitrust counsel for Microsoft and worked out of town a lot, and they'd previously only had au pairs. They had a formal living room, dining room, and kitchen and a family living room, dining room, and kitchen. The kids had a giant playroom, and there was a mini theater on the top floor. The mom didn't work (despite having a law degree herself), so I was there while she went to her various charity board meetings and I don't know what else. They ended up letting me go at the end of the summer because they decided the mom needed to have another adult living there for when the husband was away. They were going back to having an au pair because, GASP!, what if there were an emergency or she needed backup for some reason?! Once I got over my shock at the whole thing, I had a good laugh with my mom on the phone because HOW ON EARTH did she ever survive as a military spouse, with my dad gone so often, raising two young children for so many years WITHOUT AN AU PAIR?! And, oh yeah, she worked part-time once we were each a year old and volunteered as a Cub and Girl Scout leader, made costumes for my plays, and made certain at least one parent (preferably both) was present for all of my brother's games and my performances. (My poor dad trying to figure out Shakespeare and, even harder, my modern dance choreography that I was SO proud of... 🤣) She paid a teenager across the street to watch me as a baby while she got my brother off to school. Otherwise in my memory, we didn't have many paid sitters. Just fellow parents helping each other out or my brother watching me. I just don't get these people's priorities. Both my parents would've LOVED having more time to spend with us, especially my dad. No, you don't need to and probably shouldn't spend every moment with your kids, but "can't handle the kids alone"? Why did you think it was a good idea to have them then? I dunno. I probably shouldn't judge, but it's REALLY hard, especially when they were basically saying the way I grew up was unacceptable or something. I had plenty of down-to-earth rich clients though. It's just that it's much easier to get away with being entitled when you have a lot of money.

[@digifreak90]

I heard a saying once that was "being rich doesn't make you a terrible person, it makes you more you." Which basically meant, if you become rich, you able to do things you couldn't do otherwise, but wanted to. If a good, well-mannered, charitable person becomes rich, they'll generally become *more* charitable, because they can afford to give more. But if a ill-mannered, selfish, entitled person becomes rich, they'll become even more entitled because they'll feel that having that money makes them "better* than people that aren't as well-off.

[@misshell2223]

Precisely!!!! Well stated may I add😉😊

[@gojiberry7201]

That makes a lot of sense. Look at people like Musk 🙄🙄

[@youtube.account-d9v]

I'm glad people are starting to realize this. It's a dangerous mindset to act like it's money that "corrupts" people when it's actually corrupt people that seek out having so much money. The reason why there are so many horrible rich people is pretty easy to see, it's almost impossible to be that rich unless you are willing to stomp on everyone around you to get there and are willing to have no real morals. And likely a good person that gets that rich won't stay that rich because they are more interested in helping others than hoarding more and more wealth. And then obviously when cluster b sociopaths have children they raise them with zero real love and the kids most likely end up just like them and continue the cycle of rich a*holes.

[@Futurepants-420]

you need to be a sociopath to become a millionaire. so your point stands

[@jesclifford88]

@@gojiberry7201he wasn’t born rich, he made that money himself. I’d like to think he’s more grounded than a rich kid who’s never known anything else

[@Itscaitlinyo]

“Would you notice if $20 went missing from your account?” Me, immediately: *um YES?* 😂

[@simplyabsurdity382]

I'd be checking all my expenses for days if that happened.

[@ShootingStarStudio]

Imagine having $20 in your account

[@dreamfeatherbolts]

$20 has often been the difference between me having any in my account and me getting slapped with an overdraft. So.... yeah I'd goddamn miss it and be livid and on the warpath.

[@SamiDoesStuff]

$20?? You a millionaire or sum

[@lazarusyesthatsmybirthname3361]

right? I've got 14$ in my account rn after paying bills. It would decline when they tried to steal it.

[@bohemian_witch]

I used to have a hospice patient (I'm a RN) and his wife constantly interrupted me while doing my job to tell me that "when you're done with my husband, I WANT you to get the kitchen cleaned up and sweep through the living area".... I repeatedly told her that that was NOT my job and that I don't have the time either... Towards the end she got super irrate and got the son involved, who told me that I just have to do as I'm told And should be thankful that they hired me (the hospital assigned the patient to me!) being an immigrant and all..... I walked out and handed the patient over! I was done!

[@n.r.m.15]

I have a friend who is a CNP. She's intelligent, beautiful, kind, and has her shit together. Beautiful home, car, masters degree, etc. She's completely independent. She also gives back to her community in multiple ways. She's also black. And wouldn't you know that she still gets patients that will call her the N word and ask for a different provider. Most often elderly people. We live in a conservative state. But ffs. What is wrong with people. They'll give up good care simply over the color of someone's skin. The way the patients wife treated you like the housekeeper instead of the medical professional you are is appalling and degrading. And then referred to you as an "immigrant," as if that's a slur. I have no problem helping a patient out in need, but there is a level of respect that should be implied. These people could afford the extra help if needed.. They just wanted to be rude and entitled and racist. Get a two for one special with their "immigrant" nurse. 🙄😠

[@dawnchesbro4189]

"Well, I WANT to be treated like an equal. But here we are."

[@B.Harper7]

@bohemian_witch GOOD GIRL!!!!! 🤌🤌🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I'm very, very proud of you! All money isn't good money as you know, and you properly stood up for yourself. Good fcking job!!!!! 👏 💋💋💋💋💋

[@carriesmith3421]

Good for you. No one should treat you like this. Ever.

[@ionaadventure]

🤬

[@Charliesmommy909]

I used to be a pilot. We had a trip where we needed to take Michael Keaton, and his son to Philadelphia for Thanksgiving. Michael slept the whole time. His kid was unbelievably polite and kind. He was the kind of kid that I was hoping to raise. Even though I was missing Thanksgiving with my own son, I was going through a divorce and I really needed the money. It was worth it because my kid had a hell of a Christmas.

[@RandomManIncorperated]

Now You're Able To Tell People, I Had Batman On My Plane

[@carolg007]

As you were ending your video, my husband yelled “subscribe” and walked out of the room…lol

[@NaomiR51]

My bf always screams the intro when I start one of Charlotte's video's XD

[@user-wy3kq1mi6n]

That's great 😂😂

[@ZomBeeQueeen]

lol too cute

[@taxtiptuesday4481]

Lol omg my kids do this😂😂 ❤

[@crystalreber7686]

He’s a keeper

[@SteviiLove]

People say money and power corrupt but I personally think it just reveals what was already there.

[@susantownsend8397]

Absolutely. I met some insanely wealthy people who are the nicest, kindest, and most giving folks ever. I’ve also met some who were low class wealthy scum.

[@adriana27100]

Bingo!

[@Tenacious_Megan]

Ive seen it corrupt people. Their whole personality changes...not to mention what some people are willing to do to get money....sometimes they trade their souls for cash. It can put a magnifier to a pos but most people will overlook it and adore them anyway because they're rich. People envy them and they know it and that changes people.

[@cira9365]

💯 agree

[@farrinlandmesser]

On point and to add caviar disgusting😂

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

Hey Charlotte! We are on temporary internet in western North Carolina. We all survived the flood but I almost lost two of my three sons and my husband. We are safe, we are alive and I just saw your face and realized the whole world isn’t destroyed. Bless you and thank you for your smile.💖✨

[@denisefallin8042]

Im so glad ur family is ok. I'm in south Georgia and altho it was scary, we didn't get anything at all like yall got! Sending u hugs, fellow petty potato family ❤❤❤

[@bekkakay8573]

So glad everything worked out well for you. Hang in there.😊

[@lizzykayOT7]

Glad y'all are safe! Hope recovery goes well.

[@justjane2070]

🤗🤗🤗

[@Julia-b7f1c]

So glad you and yours are together and doing ok ♥️🇬🇧

[@jessicaspencer-mcleod7207]

My mom used to be a housekeeper for this really nice well off couple. They treated my mom and dad (dad did construction with the husband) like family. I remember times where I also cleaned for them. But they were more than happy to let me and my siblings just come to the house and hang out, watch tv, play with the dogs and to help ourselves to the fridge. Which I usually brought my own food. But the fact they let us feel at home there while they were at work, reminds me of how kind and generous they were. As I got older and graduated, I remember painting their rent houses and their son's house. Those times it was mainly me and mom, my siblings were in school. But it was so fun! Those days hold a lot of memories for me.

[@irina-ty1336]

Honestly, private jet lady is not that bad. You are allowed to have weird taste in decorations, and at least that way, she is not polluting by taking a 30 minutes flight just to eat her caviar or to go to the beach

[@bekkakay8573]

Bravo! Great way of thinking about it. But I still can’t get past the caviar feast and champagne faux pas!🥂 😝😂

[@markreed392]

The plane is like an adult play house. More power to her.

[@lydiaj7492]

She's just fun lol, I appreciate a rich person who has a sense of humor 😅

[@T-bear73]

much better than taking real private plane

[@SailorAnthy]

Flying is miserable for most of us so it’s wild to think about someone wanting to be on a plane so bad that they chose to spend money to create faux tiny plane windows and faux tiny plane tables to recreate some of the worst parts of flying

[@PincheBecky0Effsgiven]

Money doesn't impress me, what you do what your money does. I worked in Beverly Hills for over 25yrs. I've seen too many delulus.

[@nothanksplease]

agree. often times, as much as i do not dislike rich people, i fear men with money cause i had such a hard time with men that i feel like the rich ones could probably k!ll me and get away with it. i this also seems delulu; not all men for sure but im scared now. XD

[@nothanksplease]

like i have a really rich cousin and hes a nice person but like idk if hes the norm or what. lol

[@gaillynn1280]

Yeah, if I were to become wealthy...win lottery or whatever...I'd be far more scarce. I'd have a ranch...raising veggies/flowers & caring for homeless/elderly animals. My money will go towards good, not stupid $hit!!

[@VictoriaMarch13]

@PincheBecky I see you EVERYWHERE!! lol. On Giselas channel, on Allie's channel and some others that I can't think of right now. Apparently we have the exact same taste in content 😂

[@YochevedDesigns]

As a nanny, I have quit several jobs, and raised my rates. I can pick and choose any job I want. Always remember that the parents are depending on YOU, and you hold the power. If you leave, then they will be stuck having to parent their kids, God forbid. There is always a family right around the corner who will appreciate you, thank you, let you raid the fridge, and make sure that the kids treat you with respect. Once you start valuing yourself, the rest will follow.

[@HeyyItssChrissyy]

I know a richhh family and they bought their nanny a niceeee car she got to KEEP for taking care of their 1 daughter. Shes not with them anymore and they havent gotten a nanny since they just miss her. No bad blood between them, she still visits them ❤️

[@susantownsend8397]

My teenage grandson who still loves his former nanny once asked me why anyone rich enough to have a nanny wouldn’t buy them a car so they could be safe and not have to ride the bus then walk several blocks even in our super hot summers. I like his thinking.

[@HeyyItssChrissyy]

@@susantownsend8397 exactly that's crazy they won't get them a car. They are really sweet 😊

[@Sorchia56]

We loved our nanny, Mary! She got a new car every two years, as did our egg donour. I’m 53 now but still recall all the wonderful memories with her. When my parents divorced, I was 8, she got to keep her brand new car (completely paid off) and my dad paid her a year’s salary plus paid for a year of housing even though she lived with her parents still. Mary always stayed with us when my dad had to be away, he got full custody of us in the 70’s. That’s how bad the egg donour was! The cook made meals for her entire family on Fridays to bring home and during the week she’d take a meal home. My dad refused to make her live in our house. The cook taught all 3 of us kids how to cook meals and the maid taught us how to clean. She even taught me how to tie my shoes, I loved Carol too! She was funny. We come from generational wealth, the 1700’s. Few people know how many zeros are in my Trust and the Family Trust. We all had to get jobs once we turned 16, got old work trucks from my dad’s company and made our own money. Money doesn’t buy happiness or peace. Purchasing your own vehicle on your own is so rewarding. Purchasing your own home on your own is even more rewarding. Dad did a phenomenal job teaching us the value of working hard and that money is not what makes your life better or define you.

[@BattyMaddy666]

@@susantownsend8397 thats prettyy entitled of you to say

[@BattyMaddy666]

@@HeyyItssChrissyy Imagine believing someone owes you a car because you babysit for them....

[@elliscrane]

I've met a lot of really rich people in my life (well connected friends), I've found the older the money, the less stuck up they are. I went to an evening BBQ at a massive horse farm in Kentucky with the most incredible mansion. Our host came around and introduced himself to every guest, remembered names and was brilliant at cocktail chat. Came across as a genuinely sweet, gracious southern gentleman, His family was multi-generational wealthy and made huge donations to charity. Twenty-five years later, I still emulate his formal mannerisms when meeting strangers. Its served me well.

[@cheeling794]

what kind of manners stuck out to you that you find useful?

[@elliscrane]

@@cheeling794 Okay, a little long here. When you meet someone, shake hands, and repeat their name - "Nice to meet you (name). You have a better chance of remembering. Smile brightly and look them in the eye when you shake hands. Look people in the eye when they speak to you. Actually listen, Practice polite small talk with friends (no religion/politics/or anything that might be taken the wrong way). My go to icebreaker is cooking - comment on the delightful menu/canapes or cocktails. Make sure it's positive - criticism tends to get back to the host. Everyone eats and I've found food and travel - even local gems you may know about - are the most engaging topics for pretty much everyone. Everyone has their own fun memories. Watch your manners. Please, thank you, yes ma'am, no ma'am especially for your elders goes a long way. Dress appropriately. If you're a man, collared shirt. Always. Polo shirt for a BBQ is perfect. If you're at a dinner or in a restaurant, don't even touch your fork until everyone at the table has been served. For women, nothing too short or too revealing. Stick with natural fabrics like cotton or linen if you can. You don't see wealthy people wearing rayon very often. Definitely wear flat sandals if it's garden party or BBQ. Heels poke holes in the lawn, cause you to trip and will ruin your shoes. Smile and look like you're having a great time, even if you're a bit bored. That's how you get invited back. And whatever you do - don't get drunk. Even if other people are. Get a mocktail every other drink; club soda and lime looks just like a gin and tonic.

[@justcrazy7447]

​​@@elliscrane wow this one is really well written & put together, Thankyou ❤ trying to explain about Manners & etiquette To lil niece is a lil difficult, but now I have something to show something , so she can read herself and understand

[@cheeling794]

@@elliscrane wow thank you so much for the tips!

[@JessicaSugarTankLarson]

This is the plot to a romance novel, not real life

[@hlynn6243]

I was a nanny for the most amazing family. While they were certainly well off, I wouldn’t call them were super wealthy. Anyway, they took me with them to St. Croix right after they hired me, so that I could watch their 4-month old baby girl. They gave me every afternoon off and when they went to an auction one night they came back and told me that they’d bid and won scuba diving lessons for me! It was so amazing. They had been scuba diving instructors on the island when they were single. Anyway, we went back about three years later after they had their second daughter. I haven’t worked for them since their youngest entered grade school. She’s now a sophomore in college and her older sister is graduating from U of M this year! I feel so incredibly lucky to have been part of their lives.

[@ThatPersonK]

The rich shout & the wealthy whisper! If you trust them with your children, you can trust them with your kitchen…

[@boogermaiden]

True. The wealthy people I know are the kindest. The rich ones? L O L

[@BG1965sylva]

@@boogermaiden that is very true, when training to be a district nurse I was taken by my senior nursing sister to a very poor home, a wealthy home where the people were ‘self-made -new money’ and to a family that were ‘born to wealth’. The poor family was so gracious and kind and so very very grateful and appreciative of all we did for them. The ‘ Born to wealth’ family we visited greeted us in welly boots and invited us into the kitchen to pet their dogs and feed us cake and tea. They were lovely, appreciative and down-to-earth. The ‘self made’ family were totally obnoxious! Tried to order us to enter through the back door like a tradesmen and gave us orders like we were their servants. The nursing sister soon put her in her place! You cannot tar everyone with the same brush, but usually the ‘ self-made - new money’ people tended to be the most obnoxious and entitled🙄😠

[@beastoned8596]

Insightful! If I know any rich people, I don’t know it! 😂

[@skunkrat01]

And that's on period, as Charlotte would say lol

[@kristine3356]

So with how loud that last guy was...how broke do we think he is? 😅

[@seriouslycelia2139]

Lol! Okay, but Jacqueline (The Queen of Versailles/private jet lady) is actually soooo nice! She's here in Orlando, does a TON of stuff for the community, loves her animals and kiddos, and definitely has a fun flare and isn't afraid to be over the top and a bit wacky at times. She truly gives zero effs, and I'm here for it! Also, now I want champagne...I guess I'll resort to another cup of lukewarm coffee while I do work emails haha!

[@jenwithonen7047]

Yes, I love her from her documentaries. I know she married David and he was the wealthy one but she's an intelligent woman.❤

[@spitefuleternity]

honestly compared to some of the things rich folks do this is one i can get behind with. like if she can afford to build a room with the exact atmosphere she wants then why not

[@helenemuscagorry244]

At least, she doesn't take a jet just for eating caviar when other billionaires would do it

[@kellicvred]

Eh, I can’t get on board with those that outwardly flaunt their wealth in such an extravagant way when it came directly from swindling middle class to low income folks. Time shares are nothing but a scam.

[@Ilverwit]

0:42 "you can get this at the dairy department at your gourmet restaurants" girl, its creme freche. just go to the store, itll be next to the sour cream 😂

[@bcaye]

In less urban areas, you don't find creme fraiche in the average grocery.

[@Ilverwit]

@@bcaye that's unfortunate, still not a "gourmet" item by any stretch of the word

[@rburns8083]

@@bcaye you’re right. Luckily, it’s super easy to make. you just mix one cup of heavy whipping cream and half a cup of buttermilk and sit it out for 12 to 24 hours to thicken

[@wolf310ii]

@@bcaye Wait what? here in germany even discounters like Aldi have it, its just creme fraiche, not beluga caviar

[@spaceparrot8702]

It's pretty much the same as sour cream, just with an added sales pitch of that French term.

[@rhin3stonecowgirl]

“This is how out of touch I want to be” bro me too

[@MrsAlmightyKey]

Right, frfr 😂😂😂

[@carriesmith3421]

I’d rather no one was this out of touch. But shared enough to make daily small dreams come true. Like pay for someone behind you at any drive thru. Not to make you broke but just to make someone you don’t know smile. Rich need to take a page from the real people and give for the sake of being human.

[@farhana6913]

And that is exactly is what is wrong with the world

[@BattyMaddy666]

@@carriesmith3421 that's a really entitled way of thinking.

[@samslattery420]

I'm convinced rich people just eat caviar because that's what they think they're supposed to enjoy😂

[@YunoQuinn]

I thought thos was true. Until I met my Aunt for first time at age 16. I walk around her home looking for caviar. She thought I wanted a snack after 12 hr ride to see her. I told her what I was looking for. She goes "that shît nasty, but I cam order you some if you want to taste nothing but salt" I told her I thought all rich ppl had it. My aunt is sweet and caring. Yes, she acts like having isn't everything, and she runs an orchid flower shop in FL. But I often wonder if I should of said yes so I can brag about caviar vs the 4 hr limo ride to my friends😅😂 or the $900 dollar meal with 90 tip she left. 😂 (she found a moth in her salad and said she usually leaves 200)

[@MForest90]

Some people like it and some people hate it. Is only expensive caviar sold where you guys live, because where I live I can buy very affordable caviar. Also, you don't replace your protein with caviar, you put a little bit on your plate and eat it together with the fish or hardboild eggs for example.

[@rauschershollow2204]

​@@MForest90 baked potato with butter and caviar is surprisingly good. Read about it in a book and bought some cheap stuff and tried it. Really liked it!

[@aliciax5854]

No, some enjoy it. Plus, you can eat caviar and not be rich.

[@MythicalCrayon]

i would be eating out every night LOL or hire a chef so i dont have to cook lol but F@*# caviar *Gag*

[@seppyq3672]

The private jet lady made me laugh. Whatever floats your boat! My poor version is getting dressed up and drinking fizzy water out off a wine glass by candelight. 😂

[@Allieredeemed]

I’m a live in nanny and I can eat with the family whenever I want. I rarely eat with them, but they always tell me “you should eat with us more” If they’re ordering takeout, they order for me. They buy me gifts all the time. They Built me a cute little bathroom so I can have my own space.

[@BG1965sylva]

It’s sad that we only ever hear about the bad people in the world and not enough of the good people!

[@Allieredeemed]

@samc.319 Yes this is temporary. I’m actually about to get my master’s. I’m also working on having multiple income streams. I’m saving for retirement as well. Trust me, I’m in a good place.

[@moonshinershonor202]

You thiccc?

[@theresa.m.]

My friend was a live in nanny while we were in college. I was her back up sitter, in case she got sick or went on vacation. The family was so nice!! She had her own floor, and they always ate with her and treated her like family. She loved her job.

[@TMendocino]

My Family was well off, we had live-in housekeepers growing up. They ate with us at the dinner table, went with us to Disneyland, spent the holidays with us. My Mom even paid for one of the girls Wedding. My Grandfather owned a vineyard, and he was loved and well respected by his employees. These people sound like new money trash that don't know how to behave! My Mother would have been appalled by their behavior, and she didn't care how much money you had, but if your behavior was crass, uncouth, rude or unkind, you were never welcome in our home.

[@MandatedReporter]

Indeed it's sick. We went to a private Bible school and learned Christs walk heavily. I think that's part of the issue as well. They lack in morals, standards, ethical understanding, boundaries are warped, no level of claiming peace in a healthy way and they never teach their children how to wind down.

[@Babycosmonaut]

I think you could say you grew up wealthy if you wanted. Instead of well off lol

[@TMendocino]

@@Babycosmonaut Then my Mother would be disappointed in me. 😆

[@amateur_ckaiyion5999]

​@@Babycosmonautfrfrfr well off is different than rich enough to have live in housekeepers and going to Disney land all the time 🙄

[@sherrinunya4079]

@TMendocino; We grew up in different homes together!

[@eponack]

13:13 while we all judge her for being a gold digger, can we also assume that he married her for her looks, because critical thinking isn’t strong with this one.

[@ThandoNdlovu-zr3ld]

Agreed he wouldn't have looked at her twice if she wasn't a model.

[@MsInRainbows]

Yes! Deep inside he knows he bought her with his money... It' a silent agreement. Personally, I have no problem with that... These are choices people make based on their own priorities... I don't judge them... I'm just saying he is not a poor victim that was fooled by the gold digger... 🙂

[@shirleymalley5420]

I don't think it was that so much as it was her overly proving it wasn't like that to the point of saying she'd get mad if he drove his Ferrari..... 😂😂 cmon girl thays too far..... she really coulda been that way however no need to lie to "prove" something she really doesn't need to..... maybe im wrong 😂😂

[@JustHereForCats]

Private chef here… I specialize in allergies, dietary restrictions, and digestive disorders. It’s a labor of love. No amount of money is worth that kind of treatment. I wouldn’t labor so heavily, if I didn’t care. I have extremely happy clients. Don’t be a dick. Gratitude goes a long way 😂❤

[@YochevedDesigns]

I have been a private chef in the past, specializing in food for elderly vegan Orthodox Jews (it's hard to get more specific than that!) I have long Covid now, and I really miss the work. My clients were absolutely lovely.

[@LittleRayofSunshine69750]

Wow, I pray one day I could afford a private chef as someone with digestive issues that would be amazing!!! You sounds amazing.

[@hashtagmate]

If I ever have the money I'd hire you immediately. Refractory celiac disease is so hard, I'm so sick of planning, buying groceries, cooking, prepping, cleaning the kitchen and everything else 😭 my one goal in life is to be rich enough to hire a private chef who really cares and knows how to deal with autoimmune food restrictions

[@JustHereForCats]

@@hashtagmate for the cooking techniques, you can learn a lot on KZbin. I would recommend seeing a nutritionist with all of the reading materials you have from your physician. That way they can help you establish a base meal plan you can follow. As your skills grow, you will be able create more dishes for yourself within the parameters of your dietary needs. I’m sorry you’re having such a time. That’s one of the reasons I went into this specialty… I love food, and I believe everyone deserves a good meal. However, not everyone’s bodies are capable of digesting specific foods, and then the simple act of eating is a source of stress and discomfort for them. I don’t like that. I want everyone to enjoy good foods, because everyone deserves to enjoy good meals. Hang in there, hun. 💝

[@JustHereForCats]

@@LittleRayofSunshine69750 I pray you find that too! I can’t imagine how stressful it is to need to eat, but have a hard time digesting everything. It sounds like a lot, and I value the fact that I have the skills to help others through that challenge. If you can afford a nutritionist, I would get a meal plan for 4-6 weeks from them… then look up cooking techniques so you can use those to enhance your meal plans. You’ve got this! 💝

[@queenbee137]

"would you notice if $20 went out of your bank account" I would notice $1 😂

[@lorelisromancastro4457]

LMAO! Was coming here to say this😂😂😂😂

[@kristyflattley9521]

Exactly 😂😂😂

[@MissTerri87]

I said Yes TF I would as soon as the words left his mouth 😂😂

[@gregf4416]

Too many people would.

[@CarpeNutella]

Not me checking my Chime account to see if I can afford soup from the Chinese place lol

[@Taylerr92]

I'm sorry did anyone else notice that the first woman has never been to a grocery store? 0:45 "You get the crème fraîche at the dairy department of your gourmet restaurants" 😂😂😂😂

[@lynettebr]

The richest person i know is actually also the nicest person I know. She's the sweetest lady but she also grew up poor so maybe that's what it is. She never forgets what she came from

[@gregf4416]

There are small few.

[@moniqueengleman873]

That is "old money" , those folks have class. It is the NEWLY rich who don't know how to behave.

[@annedavis1929]

You know Dolly Parton!?!!

[@Yungroze]

@@annedavis1929She isn’t THAT nice 😂

[@kimmyB9203]

I know a lot of extremely wealthy people through working for a charity. Many were so nice and did physical labor setting up the events and never talked down to the couple paid staff and never talked down to regular working people that could only volunteer their time. Only a few that donated money and attended the pre-opening gala were ever rude or bossy to anyone. There was a mixture of came from old money and worked hard and accumulated new money. I've come to the conclusion that money only emphasises the personality of whether a person is a good, down to earth person or a rude, obnoxious person. It doesn't matter how they achieved their riches.

[@itsnemosoul8398]

My dad is a millionaire and I got a small apartment paid in college + 500 bucks/month for groceries + uni bills so enough to survive in my Country but also not enough where I wouldn't have to work part time to buy nice things. When the topic of money came up I would either a) shut up or b) say that I'm thankful to be supported by my parent. It's not hard to be a normal human

[@leonorapaust6369]

My situation is quite different, my parents weren't well off at all for many years. Through luck and very specific circumstances though, I ended up with a veryyyyy affordable living situation when I got my first full time job, which allowed me to save lots of money for my Masters in a different country. Now my parents, who are finally doing better in life, pay more than half my bills and I pay the rest with my savings, so that I can focus on my studies instead of work. I wouldn't say our lives were always cushy, but I'd be a moron to not see how privileged I am now. But I try to be honest with friends, because I actually like inviting them to food and drinks or covering them. If I weren't honest, they would feel bad about accepting my gestures or not being able to return them, and I don't want that.

[@evelynbare1975]

Beats the heck out of the nothing I was raised on... literally nothing.

[@katiep3027]

I mostly shut up, once people find out my family has money they want to get closer for their own benefit. I learned the hard way that just because people are nice to you when you are kind and generous to them, it doesn't mean they're your friend. But coming from a place where I remember when my mom had to work 3 jobs, I was always told to stay humble. It was weird to figure out socially growing up, but being 30 I'm finally far gone from that awkward lesson.

[@itsnemosoul8398]

@@katiep3027 I've only ever known money and my social circle is somewhat well off themselves. I usually tend to attract people who have little to no interest in my money because they've had it themselves. Doesn't have anything to do with excluding poor kids it's just that you have different struggles and can't really relate to what they go through

[@jadeviolin24047]

I used to be a tutor for a family who was the absolute sweetest. They always reminded the kids to thank me, asked me what flavor I wanted when they ordered milkshakes for someone's birthday, and even let me borrow books from their incredible library. They discontinued their house cleaning because they realized the kids weren't learning the skills quickly enough, rotated who helped make dinner, and the love those kids had for one another was powerful. I liked them a lot, and the pay I got paid for most of my college expenses later on.

[@jessier5975]

I was around some very rich folks once...ribeyes for dinner...20 more than needed...after dinner they were going to literally throw them away...lol not on my poor watch...bagged them up for lunch the next day and for some vegetable soup...one lady told me that was such a good idea and she had never thought of that...super sweet and kind and wayyy generous but completely put of touch with the reality most people live

[@CrimsonRage87]

I grew up dirt poor and was pretty much the second mom to my siblings since my parents had to work two jobs or long shifts. I worked my ass off to be where I am now and it wasn't easy but man I am beyond happy. I have the luxury to have a nanny to help me with my babies or to help around the house if I am swamped at work. She is amazing and we treat her with respect. She can use our kitchen all she wants, she can eat wherever she wants. One time her daughter had to come with her to work and I let her know her daughter could hang out with my kids and she was more than welcome to the snacks. She mentioned her last employer had her daughter sit for her whole shift in the kitchen and not touch anything. I remember being the kid who tagged along during a shift. I treat the people who help me like the way I would want my mom to be treated when we were at that place in our lives.

[@cheeling794]

what do you do for money? how did you work up to it? I love hearing inspirational "rags to riches" success stories

[@CrimsonRage87]

@@cheeling794 I have a bachelors and a masters in education. I ended up working at a company as a project manager. Had a lot of long nights and sacrifices but they were worth it.

[@Amelia-vk4jt]

When I was in university I went from a poor student estranged from family having to work to support myself to getting an inheritance from an abusive family member, I cut back on my working hours masively but still lived basically the same. My flatmates knew about it but most of my other friends thought I was getting benefits which I had applied for and I never corrected them as I didnt want to get into it.

[@kellynh9303]

I was a live in CNA & worked for a very wealthy lady for years. I lived in the entire bottom section of her beachhouse with my kid and took care of her for 5 years until she passed away. She was a mean old lady that cussed ,hit ,kicked everyone out but me So we got along but it was the best job I ever had . I loved caring for her. I got to live in a beachhouse rent free for 6 yrs & the family paid me very generously. I had to be there 24/7 bcuz she was 98 when I moved in & had dementia. She made it to 102! I was even asked to stay until the house sold for a year rent free after she passed away just because they did not want the house to sit empty. I was paid extra to hire extra girls for whenever I wanted, then they paid those girls too so I always had help. The only issue was she hated everyone but me so it was hard to keep help. I went through 13 girls in those 5yrs. And no agency would help as they were basically barred from receiving help . The lady had dementia it takes a special person to deal with that & not to take things personal. The daughter who paid me was the sweetest stoner rich lady herself. The house sold for 2 million when I left.

[@StephALowry29]

My grandma had dementia up until she passed away. She acted the same way as your patient did, but she never was like that before she got dementia. It's a horrible disease, but know that it was the dementia that was making her act that way. My grandma would ask the same question over again and get mad at you when you didn't answer her back. It made her really mean, but I know that she was only acting that way because of the disease. I read that having a stroke as well as having hearing loss can lead to dementia. My mom had a stroke last October and she is doing a lot better now. She still struggles with finding her words but she is still able to drive her car. She had very minimal brain damage thankfully. She was able to talk the second day she was in the hospital. When she was admitted, she couldn't move or talk.

[@kellynh9303]

@@StephALowry29 I'm really sorry about your grandma. She is no longer in an ailing body & waiting patiently, peacefully & happily in heaven to reunite . She may very well be up there partying with my grandparents & Dad. You never know. Yes, it is an awful disease of the mind. Its so cruel to watch loved ones deteriate. So many families cant bear it which is why I always came in to do their hospice care. We are taught to never argue with them & just go along with whatever they think because they are are not in the right state of mind & they believe whatever they are saying ,seeing ir doing. My lady used to see and talk to her son that died and ask me if I saw him too and I just changed the subject. They spend alot of time being very confused which makes one very frustrated and mad so they tend to act very out of character. I had dementia patients that were very sweet and never acted like that but I've had a few that were very combative. I just like to be as kind as I can be to them because I loved caring for them all. It really was an honor to take care of so many that needed it and I hope I can go back to it someday but I retired for now due to my own health. Thank God your Mom is doing well. Time flies so enjoy your loved ones while you can & Please seek a relationship with God. I had a NDE and died and was brought back and I can tell you without a doubt that a relationship with God and praying is essential in life. Take care & God bless you.

[@kitomiaizawa950]

I know a girl that's super rich. She's one of those, owns an island rich people. She's super down to earth, like if you remember the story Charlotte read about the bridesmaid that tried to take over the wedding, was only nice to the bride for freebies, and didn't help the other bridesmaids at all with the wedding. Yeah she's similar to Sara. Super nice, always thinks of her friends first, etc.

[@stepanieaustinpowell9294]

I once had a job as a mothers helper- a professional woman did a lot of her work from home and needed help with her new infant. As soon as I would cuddle the baby to sleep for her nap we would go into the kitchen and make lunch together. It was a lovely gig

[@anastasiarivera3063]

When I was a nanny for a family who was NOT rich, the family super generously made me lunch every day! Totally unexpected and always appreciated 💛 I can't fathom the situation this nanny was in 😭😭

[@msbabii1992]

I nannied for a family friend and they made sure my I didn’t need anything while I worked for them. I had a 3 month old when I started and he was taken care of as well.

[@dinasilva9263]

I watch Charlotte since her IO days, she's so funny and adorable, no one is like her, i really think she's special. I'm so proud of her, and her evolution is amazing, she's just gettin better and better through the years. I wish her the same happiness i wish for me, my Family and friends. God bless you Charlotte❤

[@jenniferhinson2222]

❤ I remember her top 10 on IO! And when she first started, she's definitely my go to while I'm sitting in the school pick up line!

[@rhin3stonecowgirl]

Same! Thats how I find out about her.

[@ivymarie346]

Same! IO is where I first saw her as well! I immediately was drawn to her vibes. I'm so happy she has her own content to do on her own channel now. I actually stopped watching IO and just followed Charlotte to her channel lmao

[@cherrycorn666]

International follower here, what is IO?

[@Salazarsalsa]

I really wanna ask her if IO bought subscribers. They have so many subscribers and it doesn't add up with their view counts

[@kerryjaclyn]

Been without power and water and my home for a week after my town (Marshall) was devastated in the floods from hurricane helene. I dont have internet still and my job is gone, but thank GOODNESS I have cell service and am able to watch some Charlotte again. It makes everything feel warm and fuzzy. ❤ Thank you Charlotte, for some normalcy (well not normalcy, i guess lol... familiarity) in the chaos.

[@lesliemathes3723]

I'm down East Tennessee and all our bridges went down in the flood. We caught all of North Carolinas water, the Nolichukey River surrounds my little town on the 107 highway. We've been cut off from water, power, gas, and we're still looking for people from our community that are still missing. Thank you for taking my mind off things my lady. Your a blessing! 😘✨✌️✨🫶✨🙏✨

[@jessicarose482]

I hope all of your loved once’s and community are found safe ❤

[@KnawedOne]

🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽

[@evelynbare1975]

It's literally whipped cream. 😅😂😅😂

[@mrs.britton]

1:06 Yep, heading to Walmart right now to pick up their FINEST caviar and champagne! Then, I'll be on PTO for 3 days with a stomachache.

[@Scriptkitty-sd8dp]

Girl, you are living the dream 😂❤

[@nmv33]

Is it throwing up after tasting beluga caviar a good sign?

[@flow3r_grl28]

Yeahh I love sushi but caviar is SO gross 🥴🥴

[@lovefederation]

Off topic but am I the only one dying to know Charlottes hair care routine? Girl your hair looks AMAZING, it’s so silky and smooth looking

[@Oldschoolnana]

Her hair is amazing. She reminds me of a young Lucy Ball. She's so talented & beautiful. She also seems like a really nice person.😊✌️🌻🌻

[@angelidia]

"I didn't marry him for money." I kinda do believe the rich lady because something similar happened to my late mom. My mom was pretty but my dad... He's my dad. Lol. They both meet from a mutual friend and dad would come over to hang out and try to woo her. That is until mom got really ill and dad was the only person who come visit her and take care of her. Out of her two previous failed marriages he's the one that was most loyal and faithful to her. Did my mom fell in love with my dad? Nope. She just wanted stability and security that this third marriage would last until her last breath and it did.

[@Honuhana]

Woa😮

[@beastoned8596]

I can empathize with that! So long as you are friends!

[@ladygrndr9424]

If you can respect and appreciate your partner, that lasts a lot longer than the hormones people mistake for love. Some people luck out and get both (Looking at you Queen and King Potato), but it's perfectly acceptable to choose being married to someone you wants to take care of you and visa versa, over someone who you're super physically attracted to.

[@Confusedaf1998]

I would've believed her too but after that "I regret not sleeping with more people so you should sleep with more people before you get married and stuck with one person" advice I was likes yikes

[@Marcus616]

That’s understandable. But was your mom rude and entitled like the lady in the story? I don’t think she was. But I do believe the lady in that story married for the money considering her behavior.

[@zuzukris4952]

I was a nanny for rich people for 15 years! I could write an entire series about it. 😂 There was only one family I worked for that were very decent folk. Very rich, and very kind.

[@leviniahill454]

I worked for an Extremely well known cricket player. He and his family were a pleasure to work for. Even though I wasn't a cricket fan he got me a Collingwood football jumper signed by Nathan Buckley when he was our captain. Was absolutely stoked!! 😊😊

[@Whateverrrr96]

The Queen of Versailles has actually been through a lot. Her daughter died of an OD just a few years ago. She's also just a very odd lady who probably has a lot of issues with numbing herself with luxury items. She's fabulous of course but still an unfortunate lady.

[@KristinHall0918]

I believe they also adopted a niece or something like that when the parents died. I don't think she's all bad just has too much money for her own good.

[@amuahb7236]

PLEASE DO MORE OF RICH PEOPLE BEING DELULU 😂 love it!

[@gwenp3450]

Agreed!

[@sandydunlap414]

I worked for a lady who was mega rich for about a month( it was thru a nursing agency. I worked from 5pm-8am. The cook would prepare dinner for ALL of us, I would bathe the 2 year old daughter ( she also had a 9 year old son). I slept in a room between the kids rooms, and at 8am would go to the cutest guest cottage until 5pm. The reason I was there was because mom had had surgery and couldn’t pick up her daughter for a month. (She was divorced). It was one of the best months of my life. Unfortunately the Mom passed away a couple of years later from cancer.

[@RandomManIncorperated]

Condolences Friend😔🌹

[@n.r.m.15]

My brother married a trust fund baby. They both have amazing jobs that pay extremely well, too. So they are financially very secure. My parents worked in education so we grew up comfortably but with parents who managed their money extremly frugally and scrimped and saved and couponed and garage saled, etc. You get the point. My SIL says and does some of the craziest rich girl things that its like watching a zoo animal. Its almost fascinating how completely out of touch she is on life for regular people. 😂😂😂😂 and a few times ive wanted to fight her.😂😂😂 But i kept my cool and composure and have learned to just nod along and act like shes normal. 😂😂😂 I feel like i deserve an award sometimes. But nobody else seems to think so. 😏😂😂

[@tphayes3547]

Surviving in South Carolina here! I was a nanny for about 7 years and I really grew to love the children like my own. I guess I was blessed to have a wonderful family to work for! They're all grown now and starting their own families.

[@mayamulford9103]

My sister dated a guy in college. His family was uber rich. Like, casually drop $10 million on a house, IN CASH. Anyways, the guy ended up killing himself and it really messed up his mom. She ended up kinda latching onto my sister. They’re friends now, after some boundaries were set, but she’s been very generous. She let my sister take me to Florida to stay in her condo as a graduation gift, even paying for our tickets to fly there (we live in NY). When the AC in the condo wasn’t working she was gonna send my sister $700 so we could stay at the hotel across the street (VERY nice hotel). But she called her repair guy and he got the AC fixed. She’s bought all kinds of things for my sister. She’s a very kind and generous lady. Little crazy, but I don’t fully blame her after what she’s experienced and been through. Yeah there are terrible rich people, but they’re not all awful.

[@stephaniesmith9718]

I was a nanny for a regular 9 to 5 family. Im now besties/sisters with the mom❤ we even do our family gatherings together.

[@elenawilliams32]

The first 'classy' woman drinking champagne from a wine glass.🚩 🥂🍷😂

[@bekkakay8573]

😂👍Kleeassy!

[@MrLunarlander]

Looks more like Chardonnay to me - and she's about that classy!

[@elenawilliams32]

​@@MrLunarlanderShe said it was cristal champagne...🙄 Also, I love a Chardonnay... but I'm an Aussie.🇦🇺 Have you seen Kath and Kim? 😂

[@a.munroe]

Lmao I wish she'd committed and used a coffee up or something 😂😅

[@sleepingwhale]

my pet peeve is people thinking all rich people should live up to some sort of old money snobby elitist, while also demeaning, etiquette (especially the women )

[@rollinsonfamily]

I can't only say that as someone who has had lots of live-in help, it's actually better for them to have their own living quarters, so you get that separation from "work"..... I made sure our nanny's and housekeeper always had their own living space so they could close (and lock) the door and hang out. My kids always knew that after 6pm and before 7:30am they weren't allowed to go into nanny's space. Our staff always wrote down on the shopping list what they wanted. As long as it wasn't outrageous, they could pretty much put whatever they wanted on there. We also paid for their holidays' off and they had a vehicle they could use on the weekends and after work, which we always made sure was full of gas.

[@LilyPowell222]

i am literally in the worst depression i’ve been in, and your videos are getting me through this, you’re hilarious and absolutely beautiful!! i love your face☺️☺️

[@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470]

Same ❤ don't forget to drink water and eat today. ❤❤❤

[@LilyPowell222]

@@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470 thank you, same to you, say an affirmation in the mirror today🥰you got this🌷🌻

[@short_cake4212]

I hope you are doing okay! Pls take care of yourself. ❤️

[@A.nony.Mouse2]

Starting my day with Charlotte is always a good time. For the rest of the day, I'll be dropping all of her sayings.

[@rikmoran3963]

I've met a lot of multi-millionaires here in the UK through my work. On the whole, those that were born into money and then have gone on to make their own, were always very grounded. They were appreciative of the privileged life they had, but in no way did they think they were better than anyone else. They treated everyone with the same level of respect. They had nice homes, but were not wasteful with their money. They were some of the nicest people I have ever met. The ones who were like the people in your video, were those that weren't born into money and didn't mind who they trod on making it to the top. They were constantly buying fancy cars etc., just to demonstrate how much money they had. As the saying goes, "Money can't buy class!"

[@CrankyNovelist7335]

I went to school with 3 siblings who grew up rich. They were more out of touch than crazy. Their parents literally have a $1.5 million lake house. Their mom said they'd gotten it on sale and the siblings thought it would be normal for everyone to have lake property. There a handful of lakes in our area, but you still have to be a millionaire in order to have land AND a house on the lake.

[@jownatube]

The fact that they were telling her at 7:27 treating her as a child, provide me with food if you’re so concerned about my health 😂

[@amylynnsgraphics]

Honestly i love the level of commitment from the first lady! She's just having fun with her money! Honestly if I were wealthy I'd have fun with my space! She doesn't seem mean spirited either just having fun and living her best life love this for her

[@sporilight]

The editor's petition is so real 🤣 Also, for that terrible rich family that doesn't even have a kitchen for "the help", I feel the WORST for (besides the workers of course) the KIDS! Can you imagine the delusion they have been spun since they weren't even old enough to walk that "the help" is separate, "the help" is not even a real person but an entity to cater to their needs when it is convenient??? They will not show anyone "beneath" them an OUNCE of compassion in the future. I shudder to think of these tyrants breeding even more tyrants 😰

[@fromtherussianpointofview]

As a person who tried black caviar once I have to ask, why do rich people insist on shoving it in our faces? It's disgusting!

[@WeirdSnakeGal]

Yep, it's absolutely disgusting. I swear some people agree but still eat it to keep up appearances.

[@curleyqreviews9793]

It's because poor people can't get it. That's all.

[@soxpeewee]

I think it's tasty but to each their own

[@gregf4416]

I don't think a lot of people like caviar for the taste, they like it for what it represents. It's a way of flaunting, and disrespecting people.

[@CarpeNutella]

I agree. Who decided this was food

[@AskMiko]

This week was stressful. I purposely waited to binge all week’s videos as a way to remember there’s so much going on in the world. Quite therapeutic! Congrats on 2 million subscribers! I’m part of the 500k club.

[@ginger_snapped_]

My dad has worked construction for 20+ years, and we have collected major appliances (a hot tub to name one) that his clients told him to THROW AWAY because they didn’t fit the aesthetic they wanted or bc they were slightly used

[@krissyridgelawnerd]

My entire house and closet are furnished by my clients that were throwing stuff away. One of my favorite perks of the job...

[@bethanynorman1829]

I have met some incredibly kind wealthy people. Like, insanely generous. The worst people I have ever had to work with/for were the people who simply seemed/acted wealthier than they actually were. I used to be a bridal consultant, and I am a jazz singer, so I do jobbing work at country clubs and in downtown Chicago for various private events, and you meet quite a few characters at these sorts of things. Most of the time, they are very kind, but occasionally you will get people who think they can just come up and touch your equipment, take your mic, or tell you what and how to play a song, or launch into stories about their past musical experience.

[@lswallace4885]

What impressed me about the caviar/jet lady was that she really likes champagne. Check out that champagne flute, it’s a red wine goblet😂😂 😂😂

[@cassies5501]

These people are so out of touch with reality; the girl acting poor to take advantage of her rich friends is next level!

[@seeya205]

Right! You can act poor and still pay your way. If they say, "You want to go on this trip?" You can say "I think I might be able to swing it?" or "I can see if I can borrow the money from my parents".

[@cassies5501]

@@seeya205 but in those cases the trip isn’t entirely free; guess that’s how she stays wealthy

[@seeya205]

@@cassies5501 I know but she can act poor so no one can know she is rich and still pay her way. She is just cheap.

[@cassies5501]

@@seeya205 guessing she doesn’t limit it to trips; likely has he friends paying for her meals and drinks when they go out, just truly playing into the fact that she’s so “broke”. She’s a fraud

[@007Charliebaby]

She has so much money but does not even know the "little pancake" is called a blini 😅

[@Wideawakeandangry]

She probably thinks it’s cute to call it that. 😊

[@susantownsend8397]

Caught that, made me laugh.

[@Kitkat-zl8jj]

Actually, as someone of a Slavic background, the little pancakes are known as blin Blini, also known as blinchiki, are large flat crepes usually stuffed with a sweet or savoury filling 😊

[@MrsGordonFreeman]

That girl talking about scraping together change for a spicy potato soft taco hits home 😂 I lived off those for a while.

[@punchfighterthedog]

1:17 question: if you have the money why wouldn't you? answer: because it's stupid.

[@bekkakay8573]

😂 😂

[@poshpearls23]

1000000%

[@dbirlhante2006]

Yeah exactly 💯

[@drgirlfriend211]

EXACTLY!!!! And bc people around the world LITERALLY DONT HAVE CLEAN WATER OR FOOD TO EAT!!! EFF this lady

[@jesclifford88]

@@drgirlfriend211that’s governments and charities problems. Poor people have donated ten times over what it’d take to get that stuff in place and eradicate poverty and greedy charities and governments don’t pass on the wealth and put in the infrastructure 🤷🏼‍♀️ corruption is the problem, not rich people

[@charlottet7379]

If i had that kind of money, I would make my office into a hobbit fairytale room; a fairytale woodsy bathroom and princess + knights bunk beds for when nieces and nephews visit for sleep over with their funny auntie 😄

[@savannaj]

Hi Charlotte!! I love all of your content!! I love it so much that even my 15 month old daughter loves to watch you!! She stops whatever she’s doing and walks towards the tv to watch you with me Every time she hears you say Hey Everybody! I love it! She’s been hearing your voice since the womb 🤷🏻‍♀️😅💕 I love you lady! And Congratulations on your engagement!! I’m happy for you guys! 🎉❤❤

[@kristinleigh7445]

"Go to the basement, daughter!" And also sleep with every man you meet 😂😂 wowzers

[@KreativeKerri]

You know, the Amish way! 😂 geesh that woman is all over the place

[@drowsyfloof]

she didn't marry him for the money... she married him when she realized her medical bills were taken care of LOL

[@gregf4416]

Same difference. In the US, the access to healthcare is a rich man's pursuit.

[@drowsyfloof]

@@gregf4416 yeah, that was the joke 😂😭

[@BestPunkyEver]

That first rich woman with the fake private jet background, should know that you NEVER use metal spoons with caviar! It produces a chemical reaction that makes the caviar go bad.

[@thatoneweiredchick]

I work at a bank. The people who get the most upset about fees and stuff are 100% the people who have a lot of money in their account

[@ChanelGilbert-q5f]

I LOVE YOU CHARLOTTE !!!!!!!!!!! Also, thank you for showing me how ... HOW TO MOVE ... TO MOVE IN THE SHADOWS 🖤

[@CharlotteDobre]

Happy to help!

[@cherylmartinez8258]

Where have you been, all my life!!! I love you,touched my heart with how authentic and fair you are. You lifted my spirits ❤❤❤

[@dedpetls1]

I know people who have trust funds who won't touch it because it's for retirement. They work their ass off multiple jobs to survive. I get it, I respect it.

[@lotstodo]

Exactly! Thank you. Just because I have funds, I am not willing to toss it around and pay for everything.

[@skylarjaxx2399]

​@@lotstodoindeed it's enough to get me by when I can't work. It's not to play around with

[@lotstodo]

@skylarjaxx2399 I knew a young guy who got a settlement from an accident. He was the step son of a cousin. I don't know how much he got. He was playing the big shot with all his friends and paying for everything. The money didn't last, of course.

[@duszekanyzratak]

I don't mind people keeping their funds for retirement, but she was making others pay for her even though she had the money, and this should be unacceptable.

[@skylarjaxx2399]

@@lotstodo yeah showing off will do that. I lucky don't need much and am an introvert so I can save pretty well. Most expensive part of my life is my iguana 🦎, my cat 🐈 and my dog 🐕 😂. Like feeding them costs more than my rent but I love em lol......

[@ASK2286]

9:56 "I'm not even wealthy but our nanny eats with us.." girl, if you have a nanny, you're wealthy

[@R3spect_y0urse1f-Br4ge]

Ong tho!

[@sunandgrapes]

I know many people who are middle class and by no means wealthy, who have a nanny. They just cut certain things out of their budget so they can make it work. Yeah it's not a live in, 24/7 nanny but even a few days a week is a big help.

[@benmoore1097]

OMG Thank you!!! I came to say the exact same thing!!! Talk about delusional!

[@Just-Nikki]

Many middle class families have nannies.

[@anonymousdonor]

Thank You!

[@ensetsu]

I notice when five is missing, let alone 20. Not because I am hyper observant, I have ADHD and can't remember shit but I'M POOR OUT HERE lmfao

[@DD-oi3vh]

Thank you Charlotte! My kids & I live in the Big Bend in Florida, & just took direct hit from Cat 4 Helene, as it made landfall. Miracle we survived. Our property is unrecognizable, bc not only did the hurricane batter us, but a tornado spawned on our property, & gave us a huge nut kick, in addition to the throat punch. So much carnage. We’ve been hit directly by 3 hurricanes & 2 tornadoes on our property, in the last 13 months. It’s SO hard to stay positive right now, having no clue how we will get through cleanup here, but so thankful my family is alive, after approximately 15,000 pound tree hit corner of our house/ roof. Came to KZbin, looking for something to make me smile & lift my spirits, & found your beautiful face on this new video. I so appreciate watching your vids, even if it’s just a brief, uplifting distraction- thank you💞

[@KnawedOne]

🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽

[@Oldschoolnana]

Sending prayers your way. Things can be replaced people can't .Thank God you're all safe. 🙏✌️🌻🌻

[@elleg7317]

that last one has me cackling, shouting "i make more money than yor dad" to a crowd of people after you started a fight for seemingly no reason is hilarious to me.

[@rosepetaliauchiha]

He said the girl shoved him. I'm wondering the whole story. Not handled well but still

[@Bruintjebeer6]

I grew up and went to school with a lot of kids from really wealthy parents. Although I never came further than the playing room or kitchen almost as big as my appartment, I knew that all mom's cooked themselves and most also helped with the cleaning. Only when they worked themselves they had a nanny I only know 1 family who did not. They were of noble birth and had a butler, people who cleaned the house and cooked, had a chauffeur, gardener etc and lived on an estate.

[@caitlynedwards7614]

That first one with the first class caviar in her home is iconic as hell. 😂

[@katrabbit]

Using "hockey bag" as a comparative measurement sounds very Canadian 😂

[@cherylanne6549]

Because I live in South Texas and that means absolutely nothing to me!

[@CarpeNutella]

​@@cherylanne6549giant duffle bag you can fit skates, sticks and two children in 😂

[@katrabbit]

@@cherylanne6549 Yeah I realized immediately I had no idea how much 5 hockey bags would be... but it sounds like a lot. Any upstate New Yorkers who wanna chime in and translate for us?

[@katrabbit]

@@CarpeNutella Is this like the length of a surfboard bag with the depth of a large duffel bag?

[@ashc9725]

​@katrabbit think of a normal duffle bag, Triple it in size, and 4 times as heavy. Definitely bigger than any suitcase I've seen

[@maeannengo4908]

Btw, Japanese culture also has designated rankings in seatings (restaurant table seatings, office meeting seatings, car seatings etc.) it even applies to elevator standing places (ex: who is near the elevator door, who is at the back, etc.)

[@sharrykitz9231]

We had a helper for my mother in law who stayed with her 24/7. We always shared meals with each of them as they showed interest and I made gourmet espresso for them in the afternoons. I even steam the milk. Always treat service people like they are doing you a favor.

[@avafrancois-pijuan327]

"stay in bedrooms in the basement" is crazy Potato Queen's reaction was perfect at 6:36

[@kaheemaslade2555]

“It’s either Your Highness Or Your Grace” 😂😂

[@kylasaundersmiller2286]

Obnoxious cancels rich, black and handsome every time.

[@JadeVamp1986]

Yeah like wtf do I care if you're "rich black and handsome" to YOURSELF? Ok so you love your reflection. Congrats? To me you're disgusting. Any man who would slap a woman for any reason is scum. I don't care about your race, your social status or how much money you have if you're abusive, inconsiderate and unkind. If you got more money than most but you're hoarding it and treating poor people or "the help" like trash - YOU are the TRASH not them! You can be the hottest guy on the planet (looks wise) but that doesn't matter to me if "inside" you're the equivalent of the black sludge that covers a smoker's lungs... 🤮

[@LittleTumbleweed22]

Yeah, what the heck happened there? Did he slap a woman and then act shocked and appalled that the woman's friend shoved him (a "RICH, BLACK and HANDSOME" POS) to defend her friend? Did I hear that correctly?

[@user-df3jq5tr8c]

The wealthy people who are down to earth are usually the ones that earned their money

[@idakristin4]

"I'm rich, black AND handsome. I got more money then your dad!" That just had me dead XD

[@SweetPea_G]

I had a ‘friend’ whose mother & grandmother were hit by a train when she was not even a year old.💔 The day she turned 18, she had access to over $500k. She built a house with her boyfriend at the time, bought them both vehicles, and then he dumped her before they even moved in. I was there for her through everything and currently had my own apartment and a toddler. She didn’t want to be alone in her 4 bed/2bath house in the country and begged us to stay with her. She set up a room for us and said she didn’t want anything in return. No rent. Nothing towards bills. She started paying ME to drive her wherever she wanted to go. If she wanted to go out to eat, she paid for us. If she wanted me to take her through a drive-thru to grab a soda & smokes, she bought mine, too. I never once asked her to do any of that stuff for me. It got to where I wasn’t working a regular job anymore because she wanted me to be available whenever she wanted to do something. Plus, she was providing EVERYTHING I & my child needed, while also putting $$ in my pocket. This continued for almost 2 years, before she decided to completely switch up on me one night over a dude. I hadn’t been able to go out to the club for a long while because my baby daddy was/is a pos. He finally decided to keep our baby for the week, and we went out. At an after party, I had met a very good looking man who was receptive to my attraction. We had been dancing and then sat down on the couch; holding hands & chatting with a group of people. My “friend” lost her damn mind! She asked him why he was interested in me instead of her. Never had she expressed interest to either of us, though. It was so random, but she was drunk. Had she stopped there, I would still chalk it up to being drunk. However, she proceeded with, “wouldn’t you rather be with someone who has half a million dollars & a brand new house than a single mom on welfare?” 🤬 She did not get the reaction she wanted, but the one she deserved. Every person sitting within earshot came to my defense and basically said she may be rich, but she’s also a b!tch. I was her transportation for the night, and we had brought my car. Those who were aware of that said they would leave her halfway home and cut ties. I took part of that advice and cut ties, after taking her home & getting my stuff.

[@bagginssupercat]

Money don't buy class!! 😂

[@gregf4416]

Or manners or compassion.

[@lemonboyardee]

I have so much more respect for someone who's like "Yeah, I do have a trust fund. I am priviledged. Things were more comfortable for me than others. I didn't have the same struggles." Especially when they are generous and maintain respect for others. Priviledge isn't inherently bad; it's all about how you use it. Someone who won't even admit to having it isn't going to use it to help anyone but themself.

[@joycediggs4617]

Not necessarily; they would just do it anonymously. 😊

[@lemonboyardee]

@joycediggs4617 I mean, that would still imply they acknowledge it vs. being in denial. Being conscious of it doesn't inherently mean broadcasting it.

[@French-Frimousse]

When you’re having a hard day and a wild Charlotte video appears 🙏🙏🙏 Your jokes and your positives vibes were neeeded THANK 👏 YOU 👏 FOR 👏 SAVING 👏 MY 👏SANITY 👏

[@MrsWellner]

Instant endorphin hit. I agree.

[@laurensoto-turner7067]

If I had money to have a chef, they would be bored of how easy to please me 😂😂

[@deserthoney]

Seriously right?!?! They make me a sandwich, I would be so happy 😊 and thank them over and over..lol

[@MadelineMeechanDCroix]

DUUUDE, the two "Mmm's" @1:05 ahaha 😂❤

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

"Eat the rich" isn't about rich people being assholes, it's about the system that enables their hoarding of wealth using exploitative labor practices. It's about a billionaire not paying himself a taxable salary and leveraging unrealized gains to hoard even more assets. It's not about whether they are kind or not, it's not even about them, not really, it's about the system and its loopholes designed to keep us poor and desperate, beholden to the corpos that lobby against anything changing. "not all rich" please, please I am begging you to stop qualifying statements with "not all" because we know, everyone that's aged enough to develop nuance knows. It doesn't need to be said, but especially "not all rich people" omg. I have my head in my hands.

[@B.Harper7]

@appalachiabrauchfrau 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Say it louder for the people in the back! Very eloquently put. Thank youuuuu!!! People love to misconstrue the meaning of things, it's easier rile people up and get clicks 🙄.

[@terramarini6880]

The way things are going with grocery prices, I think it's becoming a bit more literal than you think. This keeps up, eating the rich is going to become a valid option... "milk fed", healthy and not too over muscled from laboring all their lives, just like veal.

[@leisawiley4540]

Literally no one is that rich without some extremely hinky shit going down at some point. Either their great grandpappy took advantage of... unwilling labor... Or they took advantage of the people willing to work for 5.25 an hour.

[@aliciax5854]

@@leisawiley4540Well it depends, you can become rich from ethical practices. Yeah it’s not as common but it is possible.

[@sashadoom]

Nailed it. Hate the game, not the player. Among other factors, changes to the tax code over the past 4 decades, combined with the Citizens United ruling, play an essential role in the ever-increasing wealth gap. "On Jan. 21, 2010, in the case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (FEC), the Court ruled to strike down a prohibition on corporate independent expenditures, which has since enabled corporations and other outside groups to engage in unlimited amounts of campaign spending. [...] Campaign spending by corporations and other outside groups increased by nearly 900% between 2008 and 2016. In 2020, total election spending was $14.4 billion, up from $5.7 billion in 2018" (Georgia Lyon, Campaign Legal Center, Jan. 15 2024). I'm sure most of that campaign money went to candidates who have the best interests of the average citizen in mind, not those whose policies are favorable to corporations and their shareholders. /s Depending on the context, it can be important to qualify some claims/opinions with words like "some", "many", "most", etc. because while "most" rational people can extrapolate that there are exceptions, others are unable to differentiate a generalization from a universal fact. That can feed into pigeon-holing and stereotyping in lieu of seeing everyone as an individual, evaluating them on their personal merits or lack thereof. It also leaves the door open for a claim to be disputed or invalidated by the existence of counterexamples. Though, realistically, trying to have a civil discussion/debate on SM is about as productive as talking to a potato so I guess it doesn't really matter.