TikToker Asks “What’s Classy If You’re Rich But Trashy If You’re Poor” And Here Are 19 Illuminating Replies

Yeah right? How absurd.

That's true

I personally find old cars really cool but this one is true.

Depends where you live, though. In Croatia, back when I was growing up, speaking 3 languages was very common, almost normal. Speaking 4+ usually means you're working in tourism, which, given it's a large sector there, again - it's considered normal, but people will think you're skilled and will find it a virtue. In Korea, speaking English is still considered great skill, although it's socially recognised as a necessity, and if you speak a language they haven't heard of, they'll have no particular feeling about that. Speaking Korean with a non-korean face will be very much appreciated, but there will be some people who will try and patronise you, forgetting you can speak 4 languages while they barely struggle with their 2nd and only foreign language. As for my European circles, we all go "wow" at merely the number and we have a common saying "the more languages you speak, the more people you're worth".

Tiny houses aren't always build on trailers, at least not in my country.

This one doesn't make sense... if you're rich and not have a job sounds like a dream to me.

When I was a single parent raising two sons, I always bought them brand new clothes. After doing that, I couldn’t afford to buy myself new clothes, so I always bought everything from consignment, or thrift stores. No big deal. Now that I can afford nice new, expensive clothes, I have never forgotten those times, so I still do shop in consignment and thrift stores some times. I will never feel that I’m above that.

No biggie! I sometimes do this too, if I don’t feel like cooking. It’s not trashy, and has nothing to do with how much money you have, or don’t have.

This is a bit too specific to be accurate in my opinion

Yeah, circumstances matter. If you can't afford to pay your bills, can't better your life because you're always high and spend every cent on your next hit, you can't compare that to a rich person (who don't always just inherit their money...) who occasionally does recreational drugs.

Hot take here. Yeah, sure, Elon Musk named his kid a weird name but let's be real: he was always weird to begin with. The guy is totally bonkers and has done all kinds of crazy things but people really care about the name of his son. 1. How does it even affect you? 2. You can name your kid whatever you want and still get the same amount of criticism as a rich person would.

The "stone-washed" jeans comes to mind as another example of fools paying a shedload of money to some conman for a pair of torn jeans.

Being able to buy things because you have money is a privilege? I mean, everyone should be able to get basic housing, food and other necessities, but it's not privileged to be able to live a good (better?) life when you have money. That's what it's for.

There's a huge difference between going to a city famous for its casinos on a weekend or a holiday just to gamble, and spending your kid's food money on the slots every day, though...

Marrying a family member? Rich or poor, that should be a hard no.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it also considered "trashy" if you are rich?

I don't think so

Sorry, but you keep complaining how awful the US is, yet nearly 50% of the votes in the last election were for an an orange baboon who just killed 500 000 US citizens by sitting on his hands and refusing to admit that there was a pandemic going on. The same guy also changed tax laws so that the richer you are, the less tax you pay. And let's not forget the millions he squandered on a useless wall, just to calm down his xenophobia.

For so many people they aren't trashy. They're a necessity because of whatever oral condition you may have, it's a necessity to have all Of your teeth removed. And it's not always from poor oral care. If you check it out the term dental implants like are advertised these days they're still dentures ie fake teeth. They're simply snapped in instead of glued in.