Pt 1 --- Fighting4freedom...you are being a little nieve. Pls don't take that as an insult, it's not intended that way. Trust me sometimes I've been nieve about things. :-)

People are who they are...millionaires or avg incomes.

There are some millionaires who think it gives them a licence to treat people like the dirt they walk on.

Katie made a good point...wish I could quote, but can't see it at the moment. It was about whether the person would give a street person asking for money $5.00 or tell him to get an efing job!
That tells sooo much about a person.

Freedom, it seems like you've had a bad experience personally. I hope that's not the case. I know many men who have millions and some I like and some I don't bother with. I find the true test of a good man, wealthy or not, is whether he will pass a homeless person with their hat out and either tell them to "get an
'effing' job," or throw a $5 bill in the hat. And SMILE.

I met a man at a silent auction last year where I had donated a wildlife painting and a collection of my books. He was a lawyer who bragged to me about how much money he made and how he could really help me market my books better. He said he had a Porsche Boxter or something and also raced Porsches competitively. He was cute, so I went home and researched Porsches on the Web. Next time he called me, I asked him questions about his cars, which one was fastest, which drove the smoothest, what the gas mileage was .... not because I wanted to get my hands on one! My curiosity couldn't fit in the Great Lakes! It's insatiable! I really wanted to be able to "talk" to him about something he loved.

Well, the dork never called me again. Later a friend of ours said he ended the friendship because I was uncomfortabl\y interested in his car collection.

Oh, get over yourself!!!! He blew a perfectly great opportunity to have fun with a great, funny girl, all because of his arrogance.

Pride and Prejudice ... to the max!