Being rich = not looking at price tag

[Yatsan]

We all have our own definition of being “rich”, and any of it would be valid. Some would say not looking to the price means wealth while some would say those who can afford anything considering the price would be defining how rich they are. Eitherway, as long as you can buy things without being financially problematic, means that you are doing well already. Being rich means buying something more than what you actually need perhaps a car; you could just buy a simple car which you can drive to get to another place but if you’re rich you may purchase luxurious or ones with a concept or style. Being aware of the value won’t increase or decrease your financial capacity; it’ll just show that you want to be conscious of the things you are spending your money with.

[topbitcoin]

Sometimes I can't stop thinking about them, people who have above average wealth. They buy things that we think are not very important, such as buying wine that is hundreds of years old at fantastic prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Or other hobbies that require quite fantastic costs, which we have never thought about before. It's surprising, but somehow they are rich people, who can buy what they like. And they do this just to show that they are really rich.

However, personally, when I buy certain items, I always pay attention to the price, quality and function. And I really avoid buying things just based on prestige. And I did this because I was well aware that I did not have sufficient economic and financial stability, so when I bought the wrong item, especially an expensive item, this had a big impact on my financial situation.

[Mr.right85]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

Not looking at price tags = Being rich? I scuff to that.

I think the more notable idea is that, when you actually buy a product or service, it’s an exchange of value. Unlike the traditional means in which, you get to use a scale in determining the equivalent value of a commodity, the worth of products are already predetermined and as such, I don’t see anyone who would want to pay higher more than the value they are being given except, in appreciation, cases of promotion and more of those scenarios.

Maybe your financial stability might give you reasons to live certain lifestyles, it doesn’t mean you just have to spread wealth in exchanging values where they aren’t equal and that doesn’t make you rich either.

[passwordnow]

This is why some stores don't really target the masses for their products because they're making their products luxurious so that only those that real rich people can afford it and also those trying to be rich will buy it as well. I don't know how it all started but with all of these luxury brands that seems to be authentic adding the experience and rich-feel moment for their customers seems to be effective.

But those that are super wealthy could do that they don't have to look at the tag price. They spend to useless things and that just adds fun to the wealth that they have. However that I think that the majority of them still spend by looking at the price tag and might even react on how expensive a thing is.

They are all different, there are the real rich that don't look at the price tags and there goes the rich class too but lives like broke and reacts to any expensive price tags.

[Casdinyard]

Sometimes I can't stop thinking about them, people who have above average wealth. They buy things that we think are not very important, such as buying wine that is hundreds of years old at fantastic prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Or other hobbies that require quite fantastic costs, which we have never thought about before. It's surprising, but somehow they are rich people, who can buy what they like. And they do this just to show that they are really rich.

However, personally, when I buy certain items, I always pay attention to the price, quality and function. And I really avoid buying things just based on prestige. And I did this because I was well aware that I did not have sufficient economic and financial stability, so when I bought the wrong item, especially an expensive item, this had a big impact on my financial situation.

When you're poor, you can't buy what you want and what you need. When you reach middle-class income levels, you are now able to afford what you need, and what you want. Once you get rich and are able to buy what you want, what you need, and some more, that's when you're able to buy stuff that you think you want, but not really. We can't hate people for wanting the finest things in life, we at some point wanted to fly in first-class too, or perhaps that wine bottle worth more than the dinner bill you paid for. It's all about being able to afford it.

Trust me, no matter how financially adept you are you're liable to buy expensive shit as well when you have the money. I used to say to myself that I won't buy over-the-top stuff when I get rich, only things that I need and some that I want, eventually when I got the capability thanks to crypto I find myself spending money on stuff that are considered luxury by many. And I think that's okay. You can't take your money to your grave, so might as well spend it while you're alive.

[Timbulance]

I wouldn’t pay attention to the prices in the grocery store if I had a few million sitting in the bank.

[summonerrk]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

If you read about the lives of millionaires, you will find out that these are very greedy people. And this is confirmed by the fact that in my social circle there are also wealthy people who, out of their principles, will not give anyone an extra dollar. And I don't know if this behavior is inherent in their nature, or if they believe that this behavior helps them get rich faster. But I think the point is that they save on themselves: they hem clothes, repair equipment, buy inexpensive food, and therefore they believe that since you can't spend an extra dollar on yourself, then even more so on other people.

[Vishnu.Reang]

When it comes to buying any product, I always check the quality of products first weather it is worth or not because buying cheap quality's product at high price. this is not intelligent. We have to purchase those things which we really want. If the product has quality then I don't have problem to spend handsome amount on particular product. People have different habits to spend, I have seen many people who earn very les but when it comes to spend they never think about their income but all people are not the same and those who become wealthy, some continue to maintain the same habits of watching every penny.

[Bitco55]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

Surely, no one wants to buy things that are not worth the price, but I think being rational about price also comes with the fact that one has limited funds or budget. Not looking at the price tags when purchasing things mean you actually want that thing, you know it's expensive, you already know it's worth it, it has quality and you're able to afford it.

[barisbilgili]

When it comes to buying any product, I always check the quality of products first weather it is worth or not because buying cheap quality's product at high price. this is not intelligent. We have to purchase those things which we really want. If the product has quality then I don't have problem to spend handsome amount on particular product. People have different habits to spend, I have seen many people who earn very les but when it comes to spend they never think about their income but all people are not the same and those who become wealthy, some continue to maintain the same habits of watching every penny.

Before choosing to buy the product that we are going to buy, I think there is no harm in looking at the price of the product whether it matches the quality or not, because if we buy a product whose quality is not good at an expensive price then we will lose out on buying it because If you have spent a lot of money on an item whose quality is not good, it is important to check the price of the item and also the quality of the item before we choose to buy the item that we are going to buy.

Everyone certainly has different habits in spending the income they have to buy an item they want. For those who have a high income, of course they will not think about the price of the item they are going to buy and of course they will look at the quality of the item to see whether it is worth it. buy it or not, and those who have a moderate income will certainly manage their expenses well if they want to buy an item.

[Mate2237]

Rich people like to buy things in a big super markets while poor people like to buy things in the ordinary road sides Market because there is no price tag in the road side Market while in the super markets the prices are already tag to the goods or products which the poor people can afford to buy so instead they prefer the local markets to the standard super markets.

To make money is good but rich is from the heart and not the appearance. Rich people like to use those super markets because from their thinking, they don't want to mingle with those poor people in the general road side Markets. But the sweetness of anyone is to mingle with the poor in the market and buy things. Now through there you will know the feelings of the poor and prices of things and not already tagged prices.

I don't think rich people will like to buy things that are not up to to the amount of money tag on it. And that is where the poor like to price it to reduce it. But some rich people really buy things without pricing. As they see the price they would picked it if the goods or the product enter eyes. They would not like to know the quantity but the quality.

[tjtonmoy]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

Those who say this are the people who are not rich. They are trying to get rich and not looking at the price tag is their target. But those who are rich especially those who have worked hard to become rich, they never ignore the price tag. Rich people don't even buy branded stuff. Maybe a little bit just show off but when it comes to day-to-day use, then never go for brand or expensive things.
I mean, there's also the thing about trust. When you buy something from a well-known company, you are getting some kind of guarantee or warranty for that product. You never know what the future holds for you so having an insurance for your products could be a good thing. Maybe that's why they spend a little bit extra to have that as a security and people assumes that they only focus on buying branded things.

But as I said, being rich does not equal to not looking at the price tag. When you work hard in order to achieve your dream or success and become rich, you do consider looking at things to find out their quality and worth. Those who wants to be rich think that rich people don't look at the tag. But it's totally the opposite. They search for quality and insurance that's why they pay a little bit more and know that it's going to be better quality. And when those things are ensured they just pay whatever it's worth.

[red4slash]

In the end, it's just a figure of speech for those who are truly financially wealthy.
Because if we are really rich, of course it adjusts and for socialites like that they don't really care about prices, even some of the shops they go to sometimes don't include prices for the goods they buy or the food they order. but for people in the lower middle class the concept is not like that and things like that are only used as an idiom that when we buy the baramg we want to not really look at the price that is meant in that case just not to think about it and still be able to buy it even though the price spent is quite large.

[TakeItEasy]

In the end, it's just a figure of speech for those who are truly financially wealthy.
Because if we are really rich, of course it adjusts and for socialites like that they don't really care about prices, even some of the shops they go to sometimes don't include prices for the goods they buy or the food they order. but for people in the lower middle class the concept is not like that and things like that are only used as an idiom that when we buy the baramg we want to not really look at the price that is meant in that case just not to think about it and still be able to buy it even though the price spent is quite large.

As I think the person who is more rich didn't care about the any price of any thing, he can only need the thing and sometimes if he didn't need a thing he can easily buy it without any tension or without any stress. But the person who is from middle class family or even in now a days due to inflation we have seen most of the people didn't manage their monthly things. They didn't even fulfil their needs.

So, this is the thing that mostly he considered means rich people can be as rich as when the go to any hotel or any other place where they want to go, the didn't face any problem in going there and they didn't have difficulties in spending money their, they can easily buy different type of things there without looking at the price of the things as given.

[jrrsparkles]

Rich people like to buy things in a big super markets while poor people like to buy things in the ordinary road sides Market because there is no price tag in the road side Market while in the super markets the prices are already tag to the goods or products which the poor people can afford to buy so instead they prefer the local markets to the standard super markets.

Which people you are describing as rich?

Actual rich people want exclusive things on everything they use so they won't prefer supermarkets either and they look for tailor-made goods which will fit perfectly for them.

[iv4n]

The items that the rich generally buy do not have a price tag, in fact any exclusive luxury store does not use price tags, True millionaires buy what they like... the price is secondary. Anyway, they also buy nonsense, they scam them, etc.  I don't know, your proposal is relative.

“If you have to ask, you can't afford it”! It's something for luxury stores and art pieces, investments in things that can get more expensive with time, as you said, rich people buy what they like, and if they get in some "money trouble" they will just resell it!

But I definitely agree with you, this proposal is relative... watching a price tag or asking for a price is something we all do, it's a normal thing. Nobody wishes to get scammed and spend more than something is worth, so we all do it and we wage it in our thoughts and compare it with other stuff and prices we know.

[Mahanton]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

Depends on where did you get that money on which there would really be that a difference in between to those people who got rich because of extreme hard work and perseverance and discipline compared into those people who had get their riches in terms of those sudden wins in lottery, inheritances or whatsoever that do connects about easy money or simply that they hadnt been able to work hard for. Then something that do talks about spending then it would really be that something that will really be that having that behavior on trying out to buy things even if its not necessary or worthy of its price but somewhat each person does have their own taking on how they would really be gonna handling themselves if they are really that on such condition or status.

Just like on what you have said that its impossible that you would really be just simply buying things without having trying to look at on whats its usage or benefits.
Even rich people wont really be having that kind of careless purchase on something yet we know that money isnt something that could be having forever and if you are really that careless enough on
things on your spending then dont wait up for the situation that you would be experience some shortage or talking about bankruptcy on which we know that money
could really be that easily be spent up.

[BitDane]

I often read people saying they want to earn enough money so they don't have to look at price tag of product. Imo, even if you are rich you wouldn't want to spend money on things that are not worthy of price being paid.

I believe the statement is just an idiomatic expression  which means to afford anything regardless of price and has not to worry whether his cash is enough or not.

You wanna look at product and then it's price, if it's worthy of price, you purchase the product.

Wise buyer surely do this, they always weigh the price and the personal assessment value of the item before purchasing it.  Rich people who knows financial management always do this kind of thing called value buy.  I even often see well-off people looking for promos and sales that they think is a good deal in relation to the price when I happen to work as a student assistant in a dept. store, in my college years.

[GideonGono]

Some times it isn't called being rich but being irresponsible or doesn't manage their money properly.
I know some people who does that and they would sometimes borrow money just to make it till their next pay day.
Sometimes even if you have the money you need to know if the product is overpriced or is it really worth it.

[Xcode7]

I believe the statement is just an idiomatic expression  which means to afford anything regardless of price and has not to worry whether his cash is enough or not.

But this is still for important items, even rich people (people who have a lot of money) will be very smart in managing their finances, they will not arbitrarily spend their money except for their wants and needs.

Wise buyer surely do this, they always weigh the price and the personal assessment value of the item before purchasing it.  Rich people who knows financial management always do this kind of thing called value buy.  I even often see well-off people looking for promos and sales that they think is a good deal in relation to the price when I happen to work as a student assistant in a dept. store, in my college years.

I think so too, no one wants to buy something of inappropriate quality.
Rich people are intelligent people and they have quite sharp judgment in looking at something regardless of whether it is a promotional price or not, but what is certain is whether it is expensive or not as long as it is worth it.
And the meaning of rich people not looking at prices in my opinion is when they want to fulfill their desires, such as quality branded goods which are definitely expensive of course and they buy regardless of price because they have enough money and don't interfere with other needs.