/fa/ - Fashion

>>17959448
I'm really tired of the "rich people don't care about losing money" meme. It's literally the opposite.

Here's how actual rich people operate with non-essential stuff (basically jewelry, watches, expensive furniture, paintings and even wines)
>set a budget
>look up what's the best value for money
>readjust budget if necessary
>buy thing
>enjoy it for some time
>sell it at minimal loss (or even better with a bonus) in order to seize new opportunity
Rich people are rich because investment is a second nature. Their taste and buying habits set the codes for luxury. They are the reason why 30 years old Calatravas are worth 20k today.

Only people with a poorfag mindset walk into a Jaeger Lecoultre boutique, fall in love with the latest rose-gold-diver-chronograph-moonphase-calendar shitter and throw 50k at it.