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BTW: I could totally buy SLOG if I wanted to.
Still, delightful.
While it's always fun to have an insider snapshot of rich-mommy backbiting, this lady does a poor job hiding how much she gets off on hating her nemesis.
Fake.
(The only issue I didn't have an issue with is the husband fucking but her motivation for doing so.)
The very rich are, in fact, different from you and I: they're much more annoying.
No one could type all that on an iPhone without a pantload of typos.
No one who is rich enough to donate a new school building reads I, Anonymous, let alone writes in to it.
"No, YOU'RE a more selfish bitch"
"No, YOU'RE a more selfish bitch!"
"No, you are!"
"You are!"
...
sent from my iPhone
Sounds like a big pile of crazy
Which person are we not supposed to like?
Fake or not, clearly delusion.
Do you actually think this kind of thing is not possible? I'd call even odds at least that it's true, or true and only somewhat embellished.
This is where I sympathize with the other woman, if she exists. How dare she be susceptible to migraines? How selfish!
If this is literally true (assuming any of it is true), this author is a massively stupid bitch. Keeping hundreds of thousands of dollars in a low-/no-interest account = dumb.
*they may still use the heap for their own commute.
Have you never heard of a savings account?
Rich people don't keep their entire savings in checking accounts. Not only is this letter fake, it's likely written by someone who's never been wealthy enough to justify having a savings account.
I've had up to $100k in one of those at times.
Lace Curtain Irish were Irish immigrants who escaped the potato famine and found relative fortune in the US. They sought WASPy company, tried to impress with material things (like lace curtains) and climb the social ladder while they shunned their poorer bretheren. I think the metaphor works very well here. I liked it right up until she claimed to be secretly rich. She almost made it... but she flew to close to the sun on wings of pastrami.
also: the parent-car-comparison game at private schools is inTENSE. That part of the letter is true, so I'll give the OP some belief there, as well as some benefitofthedoubt about the dead friend's car. That's too creative, -relative the rest of the soap opera presented-, to not be true.
Perhaps the dead friend left her some insurance money...
But not THAT much.
and clearly the little nemesis is a bullytwat. I'll believe that too.
bet it's Bertschi
however, to assume that nobody rich enough to participate in this drama would read Slog is foolish. If there's one thing the lazy rich have, it's time on their hands.