That cracks me up because I had a lot of friends living in riverdale for pretty much that reason.
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The “upper middle class” families in this article have $5 - 10 million
ah yes extremely upper middle class
Traditionally, he said, most of his clients have had a net worth north of $100 million, and tutors often traveled between homes with families, as part of their entourage. He said one such client is discussing hiring a tutor to drive down the coast of South America in a recreational vehicle and teach lessons to the children in different ports as the family sails down the coast in their yacht. The cost for the tutor’s services would be about $400,000.
I mean the yacht isn’t even over 100 feet!
To be truly rich your yacht needs to have on board sleeping quarters for the private tutor IMO
Pacific Preparatory, a 20-year-old San Francisco-based school that advertises itself as offering “Exceptional Individualized Education,” has grown to about 100 students from 20 in 2019. The school sends teachers to the homes of students or works with them online to build individualized curricula. Tuition tops out at roughly $90,000. Teachers work at a student’s pace and on a student’s schedule.
yeah these kids are going to turn out normal
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$400k for this lol? At least these tutors seem to be getting theirs.
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Probably like $350k for the RV, rich people will blow all kinds of money on everything but labor.
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It’s perfect experience for when you get your first job, and your boss comes to your home to show you how to do it at your own pace and based on your schedule.
Yo I’ll do this for $90k/head. Who has kids here again?
Jean-Francois Gagnon and his wife, Genevieve
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I favor brevity and would have just went with Heirs.
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I’d say you’re upper class when by hiring someone you instantly make them upper class as well
nailed it
You gonna offer a coffee-making elective?
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Just LOL
#preworkperks!
LOL at anyone believing that the vast majority of well-off Boomers aren’t helping their kids.