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It’s Not So Easy Being Less Rich

nytimes.com — The wealthy don’t generally speak publicly about their finances, but people who provide services to the wealthy say they are getting an earful about their clients’ financial anxieties.

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  • late2digg, on 06/03/2008, -0/+4Quote: “A year ago, he would have only flown Gulfstreams,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Now it’s moving to the point where he’s flying Beech jets and Learjets.”

    I'm playing "My Heart Bleeds for You" on the world's smallest Vuillaume because I had to sell the Stradivarius.
  • Logicexe, on 06/07/2008, -0/+1Was I the only one who kept scrolling up just to be absolutely sure I wasn't reading an article from The Onion?

    I'm sorry but I'm having trouble imagining a small enough violin to play the world's saddest song for these people.
  • Greg314159, on 06/04/2008, -0/+0I love hearing that men are afraid their wives will leave them. Doesn't that basically say that the men think their wives are prostitutes? Are these people pathetic or what? No, I'm not enjoying someone else's suffering, since I do not view someone who is now making "only" $2 million per year as suffering.

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