Halloween is, for many people, the best of all possible holidays: dressing up (and releasing your inner id in the process), eating sweets all day guilt-free, no gifts, great parties, fun decorations, and unbridled mischief. What’s not to like?
It is well-understood that rich people generally send their children to private school. What is much less well-understood is that really rich people generally send their children to boarding school.
Like many of us, as a parent I sometimes find myself doing things that I really do not feel like doing because it will make my child happy. Last Saturday was one of those days.
At Sunday night’s Presidential Town hall debate in St. Louis, lots of newsworthy events occurred. And yet, as I’m sure you already know, one of the most prominent vignettes that has gone viral is about a sweater. A red sweater.
Just like in the legendary cable show, rich people everywhere have an entourage (whether or not they call it that). Keeping up appearances while investing, working, traveling, entertaining, and perhaps raising two or three kids and a dog, requires a great deal of effort – and a squad of highly-skilled assistants.
