Things People Thought Were 'Rich People Stuff' As Kids
BuzzFeed • • technology
Key Points:
- A Reddit thread sparked a large discussion where people shared things they thought were exclusive to "rich" families during their childhood, revealing a mix of amusing and relatable perceptions about wealth.
- Common items perceived as luxuries included refrigerators with water and ice dispensers, backyard pools, Viennetta ice cream cakes, multiple TVs, and trips involving plane travel.
- Many respondents also mentioned everyday conveniences like dishwashers, multiple bathrooms, power windows in cars, and branded sneakers as symbols of affluence.
- Experiences such as eating out without price-checking, attending extracurricular programs, owning expensive toys, and having cable TV were also frequently cited as "rich people things."
- The thread highlights how childhood perspectives on wealth often exaggerate the cost and exclusivity of common household items and experiences.
