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posted by: SoMe (reply) post date: 09.15.04 (10:58 pm) Bully for her that she didn't just acquiesce and meekly make her own. My goodness, but it is another world isn't it? The wealthy... should consider subitting to poor people reality tests ever other Friday just to keep them tethered to the world, eh? posted by: TorryGirl (reply) post date: 09.15.04 (11:39 pm) That's bizarre. What would they ever do if they lost all their money? Imagine all the other things they don't know how to do! posted by: badaunt (reply) post date: 09.16.04 (3:06 am) My friend's English brother-in-law, who was 23 or 24 at the time, came to stay with them here in Japan a few years ago. While the three of them were watching TV one evening the brother-in-law asked my friend if she had any toenail clippers. She went and got them. Then he asked her to clip his toenails. Naturally she refused. "Who do you think I am? Your slave?" she asked indignantly. Turned out his mother always did them for him, and he didn't know how. He thought it was a woman's job. (And that wasn't a rich family. Just a peculiar one, I suppose.) posted by: lynne (reply) post date: 09.16.04 (7:29 am) When I first went to college, I encountered more than one person who simply didnt have the basic skills needed to live on one's own. They didnt know how to make coffee, do laundry, clean a toilet, etc. It was kind of funny. Of course, that wasnt from having maids, that was from having mothers who did everything. I never had *that* problem. I was recently reading a book with a chapter called "Child Labor: Not Just for the Third World" and it immediately made me think of my mother. haha. Anyhow, this kid is Pleasantville sounds like he is learning a bit more than Spanish. Good for him. Maybe someday he'll be roughing it somewhere with his jet set friends and he can impress everyone with his coffee making skills ;) posted by: benontheblock (reply) post date: 09.17.04 (1:51 am) there are a lot of people like that out there even here. I think that ( for thailand regards ) parents tend to protect or raise up their kids to be most comfortable as they can. It can be understand that the parents are working very hard b4 so they don't want their kids to be like them when they are in the same age. But consequence is that those kids turn out to be very snob some time. |
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