Jude Law personifies Old Money Style - in The Talented Mr. Ripley. 

Thanks a lot. And yes, Jude Law’s wardrobe is great. You could wear most of it today without raising an eyebrow.

Yes he does. Jude Law is excellent. I really hope you can get your brand off the ground. But yes capital is an issue. Myself and my wife thought about doing it as we liv her win China and have access to great fabrics but building a brand from scratch his hard work.

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Thanks a lot. I'll see what I can do. Got along list of movies to ge through.

Thanks. I just recently heard of that movie. I'm going to check it out when I get a chance.

It's just a life style and you can achieve it

@@Euridsol No, it's something you are born into, it cannot be achieved. That would be new money.

my dad is considered new money but bcs he was born n raised in a very broke family, he valued money so much by not unnecessarily flaunting wealth n use it to help other people. in fact, he actually spends more money on helping poor people n his community than himself n his family. I kind of resent it growing up bcs I couldn’t get what all my friends could get when I was young but now I get it. but my monetary values is considerably less noble than his bcs I would rather spend 8k on myself n 2k on helping others than 8k on others n 2k for myself. my dad has tasted all the nicest things money can offer through his friends for free n it never fazed him. you wouldn’t know he is rich unless you know him. but at the same time we still enjoy some luxury cars, house n trips. its not like he drives an old accord like warren buffet. really amazing guy. too bad his son is pretty selfish

​@@sentiasatransformasi Now that is some old money thinking. Old money doesn't truly apply in the US, unless it goes all the way back to Europe. In the US, the oldest money you can get is anyone who had the first chance to snatch up some land when it was there for the taking and keep it for the last 1-200 years. Lots of Brits were what is called land rich. They sometimes had noble titles, inherited land and therefore were landlords and usually had a country manor, but were cash poor. There was a community aspect to it, knowing that they, and the farmers who rented their land, were interdependent. At any time, they could technically sell, take the money and run, but that would be a short term smaller gain, rather than investing in generational wealth. The title and land itself afforded them other privileges than just cash to spend. So old money mentality isn't just about bling and immediate gratification, that is the poverty mentality that many people with new money bring to their newfound wealth. It's something bigger than themselves. They were born into it and did not have to "earn" it, but had to learn how to maintain it, a unique set of qualities. Your Dad's wisdom seems to come from life experience, a degree of emotional intelligence and whatever values were imparted to him by his own family, who may have had old money consciousness as well. It's interesting when you trace your ancestry back, sometimes there were people of status who set the course for the family, They lost their wealth but the spirit of their values were passed down.

That is interesting. I've never heard anyone say that before. Personally I couldn't wait to see Freddy get it.

that's true, his dad sent him away to avoid consquences of his fight. but that's like putting a bandaid on a gunshot, he still had anger issues