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But the travesty is when middle class kids burn their way through A1-A3, SA1-SA3 by spending beyond their means, all to put on a show.
At the junior levels, it seems to be Apple products, foreign holidays, and wardrobe. As they go up, they seem to embrace this watches and cars scene. I see so many with poor savings, blowing everything on rent, dining out, and consumer durables, and other "experiences". It's all very sad.
Paper pushing, corruption intermediary and misplaced comma finding...
Buying a Maybach?
Flying first class and staying at the world's most expensive hotels?
Wearing a diamond-studded Rolex?
Lap dances by Russian escorts?
Spill the beans...