Why Richer People Spend More Time With Their Friends
A new study suggests that with money comes the luxury of choosing not to socialize mostly with neighbors and family members.
by Adam Chandler
May 09, 2016
2 minutes
In the 1994 movie adaptation of the comic book Richie Rich, Macaulay Culkin plays a boy whose immense wealth keeps him having from a normal, friend-filled childhood. The movie’s happy ending—Richie ditches his stuffy prep-school milieu and becomes rich in friendship with some middle-class kids from the sandlot—points to a reassuring PG-movie morality.
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