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It's not everyone who is like that here--just certain classes. (For certain definitions of "class.") I laugh in derision at such people and stay as far away from them as possible. The rich people I respect are owners of respectable businesses that they built themselves or competently manage, who live in modest homes out in the boondocks--not the idle rich and bankster puppets with their big prominent homes that they want people to see and admire.

Likewise, the masses of desperately poor people trying to pretend that they are rich are just as despicable. Picture a Cadillac Escalade parked in front of a dilapidated old trailer, or a giant oversized home in an exclusive neighborhood with a garage full of high end cars and other toys, all "paid for" with $1M in debt, $100k on credit cards, and little to no actual equity or net worth. These types are everywhere nowadays, sadly. The coming market crash will wipe many of them out, however. We're in the beginning of that now.