I'm so thankful your dream came true.

Oh, for sure the Crayolas. And a real, brand new coloring book!

Sorry for your loss.

Reading this made me sad, thinking that such a normal thing (for me) can be the sign of an inaccessible dream life for some children.

Still the same!

I feel wealthy b/c I have a second bathroom.

100% the same. Started earning money at 12 to get my first set of keys to a rusty jalopy, and I will never let go of the meaning of 'VALUE,' which a brand new car does not have. When something is worth 25% less almost immediately, it's clear that a lot of the price is just in being 'brand new'. Meanwhile, a standard car model will undergo 'major' changes only about every ~15 years. Waste of resources...I'll never be rich enough to justify throwing money out like that.

Oh boy, the difference between lower and upper middle class is HUGE. No one acknowledges that the lower middle class is actually poor.

I haven't seen those in YEARS.

I still think people with pools are living in the lap of luxury lol. Especially during all this lock down business.

Amen! In my mind, preppy sweater tied around the neck = trust fund. Ref: Ralph Lauren

I love these! My Mom used to put a pack of them in my stocking at Christmas every year when I was a kid.

READ THIS REALLY IMPORTANT! Benetton are an Italian Family, they do cool ads BUT in fact, in Italy they own concession for like 80% of the highway, they earn A LOT of money from them but they spend very little for maitenance, for this a bridge in Genova have collapsed and more than 40pll died.... they are the emblem of hypocrisy.. be carefull whit people like this, they told you "hey we are all brother we care about people and world" and meanwhile they make profit on people shoulders. Most of Italian people hate this family (except for the ones who believe that they believe in that ads" sorry for my english! not my language :/

Yes, very rich!

Half-Priced book stores are my superheros.

This type of appreciation for your parents is something I think "rich" kids miss out on. I have so much respect for my parents for all they made happen for us with what little they had at times.

Yeah, that's still rich, in my book

I miss these...!

You mean a sewing kit? 😂😂 (Where I'm from that specific biscuit tin is used to store sewing stuff)

Yes, I agree

How about 5-Star? That was rich kid s**t.

I could not agree more!! I still think, at 47, that I can count the number of vacations I've had on my fingers.

I *was* the dishwasher, LOL... In seriousness, yeah. A working dishwasher. Besides me.

Growing up, I had a wonderfully crafted hand-made dollhouse. It was made by a good friend of my mom's, originally used by her daughter (who had by that point grown out of it and was our family's babysitter). It was really special. All the better - we were able to return the favour and pass it back to the daughter some years later when she had a child of her own. :D

We, had half n half. Half real and half powdered milk.

In boxes instead of bags..

I have one and a half in my current apartment that I share with my boyfriend, still feels like a luxury

and drinking Pepsi from those cool red glasses.

Pepsi, the word you were looking for was Pepsi.