It seems that in childhood, my mother told everyone that bragging is not good. But the temptation is so great! Collective farm glamor gives out with giblets even the most influential of this world. For the rich, this is a way to emphasize wealth and abundance, but in fact it is a banal bad taste. And our rich people have bad taste to the full.
Editorial staff "So simple!" stumbled upon the saying scandalous Lena Miro, with which we, perhaps, agree. Surprisingly, domestic moneybags have no taste at all ...
How the rich live
“Still, our billionaires for the most part are notorious collective farmers with poor imagination. There is a lot of money, and the taste is like the audience of Let the Talk and Dom-2. I got married the other day son of billionaire Karapetyan... The fortune is 4 billion dollars, and the wedding turned out to be at the level of the director of a provincial cement plant. The reason is in those who entertained the guests: Brezhnev, Basque, Sobchak.
All these characters singing and talking with their mouths can be afforded by any provincial peasant with a relatively tightly stuffed wallet. Is there a candle factory in Samara? Enough for Ksyushad and Kolya.
Anyone who is not a cattle in spirit is unlikely to want to see Andryushka Malakhov at his wedding, sticking cotton swabs into the mouths of the “raped” Zinks in the Let The Speak studio to find out from whom they flew.
Those who are not cattle in spirit may want to see Sting at their holiday, but not Ksyusha. Anyone who is not a cattle in spirit appreciates the artist's ability to sing, and not the silicone lifted up by "push-up", falling out of Vera Brezhneva's neckline. But, unfortunately, our rich people not burdened with good taste... Instead - show-offs from the 90s. It's a pity.
I would very much like to see a class of people setting elegant trends in Russia. But, since our “elite” consists of rich collective farmers and a rural discotheque led by Ksyushka and Andryushka, this is not to be expected. "
I must say that Lena Miro herself does not differ in particularly elegant taste and certainly does not set elegant trends. Nevertheless, there is truth in her words. Regrettably, the pattern is sad: the more money a person has, the less aesthetic taste he has.
As they say, you can take a person out of a village, but a village can never be taken out of a person. All show-offs and the quirks of rich people look rather funny and disgusting. And faith in God is, of course, commendable, but a chain and thinner will withstand the cross. A person is colored by modesty, no matter how tight his wallet is.
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