What are subtle signs that people do that say "I'm lowkey rich"

[mykey]

I feel like if a person has a decent to great career/ job but they tend to:

-drive a modest, reliable car (Honda, Subaru, etc.)
-live in a modest home but the home has nice, modern, minimalistic aesthetic
-a focus on travel and is not all over social media with it
-humble, lowkey person
-clothing isn't high priced per se but the fit is immaculate
-fridge has whole foods in it (not the grocery store but foods like whole grains, blended juices, organic supplements, etc.)

As a former financial advisor, I noticed these things among my black clientele.

Bingo! The truly wealthy go out of their way to be as understated as possible.

It's only when you spend a lil' time with them that you realize the subtle giveaways: the bland looking $8,000 Breitling, the doctorate from King's College London, the million dollar art/ wine/ car..etc..collection, vacations in a private island in the Maldives...You get the drift.
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[Phantum]

"Sorry, it's hard to hear you in my private jet and these two super models doing lines of coke off my penis won't shut up. Can I call you back?"

 

[darius19]

You can usually tell by their watch. And I’m not talking about some iced out watch, that’s shyt rappers to do.

People who are “rich” can wear a regular looking watch but it can cost more than many people’s annual salary. It’s one of those things where IFKYK

 

[High Art]

Honestly, a lot of them fall silent in these kind of conversations. Sit there with a look the entire time.

 

[The Pledge]

My children attend <fancy words> Prep

 

[desjardins]

Casually mentioning meeting with your wealth manager or CPA
Skiing in places like Banff, Whistler, or Park City instead of places like the poconos or tahoe
Worrying about how much the taxes on your dividends will be this year

 

[Eternally Jaded]

When the only bodily jewelry you wear (besides a *plain* wedding band) is a signet ring.



And in 2023, you actually use that m'fer.

Yep, used to be primarily old money types to use this stuff. Basically a family crest used to seal documents and letters.

That's European old money though.

Great call on the Aga too. I would've said Hallman but even that's a major step down from Aga.

 

[50CentStan]

Casually mentioning meeting with your wealth manager or CPA
Skiing in places like Banff, Whistler, or Park City instead of places like the poconos or tahoe
Worrying about how much the taxes on your dividends will be this year

Dang and I thought Tahoe was nice

 

[maxamusa]

Dang and I thought Tahoe was nice

LMAO, I'm HOWLING

thats a great example....winter sports in general....you're in a certain tax bracket...if you can afford to participate for you and yours

 

[Blankthawtz]

"I don't need to know the price.. GEOFFREY.... pay the man!"

 

[Bumblebreh]

You walk in their kitchen and see an Aga.

....filthy fukking rich.

 

[Complexion]

The pronunciation of certain words and locations. Gstaad being the primary example...

Shibbedydabbidydibibbbiddyyy woooahhhhh, seeeeeeennnn?

 

[Bumblebreh]

decoy cars
compost pile
only working to keep health insurance
vintage high end audio components at home (I’m thinking McIntosh)
Herman Miller/design within reach furniture
no microwave
wild extensive tea collection

Metallic credit cards
Attending private art events
Travelling to places that you have never heard of
Owning multiple residencies, owning an apartment in Manhattan and a house in the hamptons
Graduating from top educational institution
Wealthy people can have that carefree confidence

 

[Bumblebreh]

Bingo! The truly wealthy go out of their way to be as understated as possible.

It's only when you spend a lil' time with them that you realize the subtle giveaways: the bland looking $8,000 Breitling, the doctorate from King's College London, the million dollar art/ wine/ car..etc..collection, vacations in a private island in the Maldives...You get the drift.
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Generic luxury car with a very expensive private numberplate. The numberplate could be worth 6 - 7 figures.

 

[chineebai]

Where they sendin their kids to school.