I actually was referring to MULTIPLE (yea all caps is obnoxious) people, and although I find certain characteristics of my friends annoying (who doesn't), they are still my friends and I generally enjoy their company. Yes there are poor people who are good with money, just aren't good at earning it. Just like there are Asians who are bad at math. Although the average Asian is much better at math than the average non-asian. As I previously stated, if you actually read what I said and didn't just bith about the title, it is merely general observations of less affluent friends of mine. I know it is politically incorrect to find those who grew up less wealthy to be annoying, but it is. If you can't afford to join in an activity, stop bitching about and deal with the fact that life isn't all fair and equal sometimes. We all have our shortcomings.
Honestly I firmly believe anyone, if they have the desire can be affluent if they work for it. My dad grew up in a very poor neighborhood in Philadelphia, became the first person in his family to go to college, on a full ride. Then he went to Princeton for grad school, on a scholarship. Now he has a salary in the top 5%
Is it normal that I often find poor people annoying?
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I actually was referring to MULTIPLE (yea all caps is obnoxious) people, and although I find certain characteristics of my friends annoying (who doesn't), they are still my friends and I generally enjoy their company. Yes there are poor people who are good with money, just aren't good at earning it. Just like there are Asians who are bad at math. Although the average Asian is much better at math than the average non-asian. As I previously stated, if you actually read what I said and didn't just bith about the title, it is merely general observations of less affluent friends of mine. I know it is politically incorrect to find those who grew up less wealthy to be annoying, but it is. If you can't afford to join in an activity, stop bitching about and deal with the fact that life isn't all fair and equal sometimes. We all have our shortcomings.
Honestly I firmly believe anyone, if they have the desire can be affluent if they work for it. My dad grew up in a very poor neighborhood in Philadelphia, became the first person in his family to go to college, on a full ride. Then he went to Princeton for grad school, on a scholarship. Now he has a salary in the top 5%