Wednesday, February 29, 2012

More overwhelmingly white people problems

Actually, just the 1%:
People who don’t have money don’t understand the stress,” said Alan Dlugash, a partner at accounting firm Marks Paneth & Shron LLP in New York who specializes in financial planning for the wealthy. “Could you imagine what it’s like to say I got three kids in private school, I have to think about pulling them out? How do you do that?”
Um, pull them out?

9 comments:

Montag said...

Oh, yes, that's infinitely worse than hearing your kids' tummies rumbling for days on end, or having no money and knowing that if one of them gets sick and needs a doctor, it's going to mean twenty calls a day from bill collectors.

More torches and pitchforks, please.

Anonymous said...

Hey! Asshole! Here's an idea!

hy don't you get a second job on the afternoon shift at Wal-Mart?

That's what the 99% have to do.

DrDick said...

So much more traumatic than facing the prospect of living on the street after you lost your job and your home was foreclosed.

jimmiraybob said...

"How do you do that?"

Allow me:

Hey ya over-privileged little gravy suckers. The free ride's over. I hear that the army's looking for a few good meat bags. Time to produce. Adios. Don't let the door hit ya in te ass on the way out.

PS Your inheritance was spent years ago. Our inheritance is hidden overseas in various hidden accounts.

Love,
Mummy and Poppa


There ya go. Not hard.

Southern Beale said...

Oh well according to the story it's not just the private school tuition: they're also forced to ditch the summer rental and an upgrade from their 1,200-sq-ft Brooklyn duplex.

I mean, the horror! Where's your compassion, man?

StonyPillow said...

Jump! Jump! How can we miss you if you don't jump already?

pansypoo said...

BUT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND!!! PUBLIC SCHOOL!!!! PUBLIC, WITH THE SERFS!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Lucky for him we have Obamacare:

"Now, thanks to health care reform, millions of working families will go to bed at night knowing that they are not an illness away from financial ruin." - NY Times conservative bag-of-wad David Effing Brooks

D. said...

Send that man the collected works of Dickens.

Or maybe just the first half of Gladiator-at-Law (F. Pohl & C.M. Kornbluth).

The World's Tiniest Violin can barely be seen with a microscope.