This 6' 4" trust fund baby says being rich is boring

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Summary

A content creator reacts to a trust fund baby's claim that being rich is boring. The creator highlights the trust fund baby's spending habits and questions the purpose of a trust fund if the money is simply saved.

Structure

1Introduction of the trust fund baby's claim
2Creator's reaction and questioning of the lifestyle
3Analysis of the trust fund baby's spending
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He cant pull girls either :(#greenscreen

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Made on mymoneycharts.com Housing (from trust) 0 Cases 3,300 Food (friends on me) 15,000 Transportation(gas, I drive paid off 1991 Mazda Miata) 3,300 Trust Fund 320,000 Budget 331,000 Savings 275,000 Random Sources (boredores) 11,000 discretionary spending 25,000 Insurance and other needs 7,000

Transcript

This 6' 4" trust fund baby says being rich is boring. Supposedly it gets boring living in a house paid off by the trust and still can't pull a girl. I'm thinking I'm 6' 4" in this position and still can't pull a girl. I'm thinking, if you're wondering, I technically was retired before receiving a single paycheck from any company. Being rich is mostly boring. This dude buys food for his friends on me, has a 1991 Mazda Miata that's paid off. Spends some money here and there, this really isn't that much. It's like 2 grand a month. And puts most of his money into a savings account. See, this always was my question, what's the point of having a trust fund if you're just gonna put it into the savings account? Might as well just keep it in the trust fund, right? I probably just offended like a thousand trust fund babies. Anyway, he's 6'4" and can't pull a girl.