Redditoru/infinitemirrorssasked, “What are somethings that rich/ultra-rich people dothat the average person doesnt even consider?”

Here’s what people said…

1.

“They call boutique stores ahead of time to say they are coming in on a specific date.

A luxurious, well-organized walk-in closet featuring neatly hung clothes, shoes on shelves, and accessories displayed. The closet has a warm, elegant ambiance

I worked in a high-end store back in the day.

u/B_true_to_self2020

3.

“Paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for golf course memberships.

A scenic beach with waves crashing on the shore, backed by a lush golf course, buildings, and trees on a hillside under a clear sky

I photograph luxury homes in my state’s most exclusive golf course neighborhoods.

“I have a client who is so wealthy she is functionally invisible.

No online presence, un-Googleable.

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Once a week, a beauty staff shows up for a wax and manicure.

She just dials a phone number, says what she wants, and gets it immediately.

She has a concierge on staff.

Car showroom with a yellow convertible and a silver sedan. A man is standing near the yellow convertible

So that’s what the ultra-rich do.

u/TheNightWitch

5.

“Hiring a stylist to curate new designer furniture for their house when it needs a refresh.”

Modern house with large glass windows overlooking a patio with a pool, surrounded by a lush green landscape

“I know a family that had a vacation home on a beach in Mexico.

They owned the small house across the street where they let the caretaker and his family live.

The family could call from the US airport at noon.

A peaceful harbor scene with several fishing boats docked in calm water, a town with lit buildings and a church steeple is visible in the background

u/bluecheetos

7.

I jokingly asked for one.

The truth is, I doubt I could even afford the insurance, let alone maintenance and fuel.”

A fancy red car in a driveway

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9.

“They keep their pools heated 24/7, 365 days a year, for homes in multiple countries.

It became a thing to do when the pandemic hit.

Harbor scene with yachts docked in front of a line of colorful buildings with a clock tower in the background

Some are 100% mobile, like teaching on the jet, all over the world.”

u/cholula_is_good

11.

“They ‘summer’ (in the verb form).”

Interior of a private jet showing luxurious leather seats and a wooden table under three windows

“Buying a home for their college-age child.

Then, they sell the house when their kid graduates.

Sometimes, this sale pays for college.”

A collection of luxury wristwatches displayed in a drawer with padded compartments

u/NeroBoBero

13.

“They pay for kidnap insurance.”

u/i-need-blinker-fluid

15.

“A former client of mine had two yachts moored in the South of France next to each other.

One was fast, and the other was slow.

Sometimes, he’d stay overnight, sometimes not.

But he’d take the fast yacht back to home port.

The captains would hand out thousands to get the best berths in St. Tropez.

He used the yachts like his taxi.

That’s how you’re supposed to ‘trillionaire.'”

“They hire assistants to do things we wouldn’t dream of doing.

u/xutopia

17.

“They fly to another country on a private jet just to eat dinner.”

“Most of my rich friends growing up always had stocked and organized fridges.

Someone else did all the shopping and kept everything organized.”

u/Drpancakesfortworth

19.

“My wife works in an ultra-luxury watch store.

Average prices for the pieces they have on hand are usually between $75k and $200k.

Dad buys all three for something like $600k without batting an eyelash.”

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