All this time i "thought"

[bradbn4]

After reading a bit on that link, I find that a lot of that is the difference from not really making it from paycheck to paycheck and those that have a job with benefits. There are a few uber rich ideas like having a maid/butler, etc.

Reddit has some good areas that I find useful. I have joined one area dealing with an odd but powerful networking switch I own. Another area is casual info from an area that I use to live.

Now; you are not wrong that may/most social sub-reddit groups are pure echo chamber trash and and the goal is I can show more hate about that subject than you can.

[Seamonkey]

Reddit has some good areas that I find useful. I have joined one area dealing with an odd but powerful networking switch I own.

Whatcha got?

I visit reddit for the pictures, that's how I found this and many other gems:
https://petapixel.com/2013/04/29/bro...i-photography/

There's no way to reference the age or country the commenters are in or from. I can relate to doing math in the grocery store, taking care of the hand me down clothes and reading the menu right to left.
Being poor varies by country. One of my Indian coworkers would talk about sleeping 5 to a room, on the floor with a mat as his cover. The mat folds up to make their seat. Guests got the "extra plush" mat.
Child labor, keeping the rats off you at night, wondering if you're going to eat that week is sadly the reality for a large percent of the world's population.

[eddiememphis]

Being poor varies by country.

My nephew did three years in Uganda with Peace Corps.

He has seen poverty. Flies on baby's faces poverty. He came back a different man.

These pussies on the net claiming to know the difference between poverty and wealth are fools.