The nation’s ultrawealthy are starting to lay low, according to their therapists, financial advisers, and real-estate agents.

When the one percent starts to feel paranoid, Clay Cockrell is the first to hear about it. A therapist who specializes in treating the neuroses of the ultrawealthy, Cockrell says that many of his clients are in the privileged position of getting freaked out by eat-the-rich sentiments these days.

  • @terraborra@lemmy.nz
    47•3 days ago

    In the immortal words of Good Charlotte:

    They’re always complaining, always complaining. If money is such a problem, well they got mansions, think we should rob them.

    Though ironically the Madden brothers ended up marrying rich.

    • meejleEnglish
      27•2 days ago

      To be fair they also said:

      Talking on the phone, got an interview
      With the Rolling Stone, they’re saying,
      “Now you’re rich and now you’re famous
      Fake-ass girls all know your name and
      ‘Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous’
      Your first hit, aren’t you ashamed?”
      Of the life, of the life, of the life we’re living

      So at least they’re self aware 😅