Kansas City Chiefs Christmas Grinch Drive Truck shirt

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When I’m told people judge me for looking homeless, I just say, “why would I care what other people think of me, they’re not even close to my tax bracket” Poor people try to look like they have money to feel validated. Rich people don’t need that validation, because they are rich regardless of other people’s opinion. Also I would imagine the Kansas City Chiefs Christmas Grinch Drive Truck shirt Furthermore, I will do this more you have the more you have to lose, so why make yourself a target? Spending all your money trying to impress strangers that don’t care about you is a good way to not be rich anymore. Also speaking from experience, the moment people find out you or your family have money, they instantly start to treat you differently (in a worse way) unless they themselves also have money. They also get very judgmental when you choose not to spend money on things, and also like to assume your money just fell from the sky one day and you have no idea how life for normal people works. I once worked with a guy who wasn’t like suuuper rich, but he wasn’t poor either– his family could afford to pay for his education at a private university, and he could go on international once a year(paid by his family). He was just a regular dude, drove a normal car (i think his dad might’ve paid for this even if it was a pretty old corolla), went to local schools, its just he didn’t have to borrow money to buy the essentials or struggle to pay rent.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.