"You're a rich girl, and you gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway
You can rely on the old man's money, you can rely on the old man's money
It's a bitch girl, and it's gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway
Said money money won't get you too far, get you too far..."
You can rely on the old man's money, you can rely on the old man's money
It's a bitch girl, and it's gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway
Said money money won't get you too far, get you too far..."
— Daryl Hall & John Oates, "Rich Girl"
"I'm used to the envy of the poorer classes."
— Don Genie, F-Zero GX
Les Riches Bitches have but one object in view — and that is to have more clothes and more jewelry and more houses and cars and servants than anyone else. If having more husbands than anyone else is going to make them able to have more of the other things, they do that too. Usually they have a few children, as an excuse for hanging onto their husbands, who often get restive, or because they wish to have something to get cash for in case there is a divorce.
— Why Women Cry; or, Wenches with Wrenches by Elizabeth Hawes
"I don't think there are any golden toilets in Ireland, which was probably an issue."
—Jezebel
, "Kim Kardashian really hated her normcore Irish honeymoon"
, "Kim Kardashian really hated her normcore Irish honeymoon""Teresa Giudice once said, 'I don’t want to live in somebody else’s house. That’s gross,' so I’m surprised and disappointed in her that she didn’t ask the judge to build her a new prison, because she doesn’t want to live in somebody else’s prison. That’s gross. (Cut to the judge opening a letter from Teresa claiming that some law states that she has the right to serve her sentence in a new prison built for her because used prisons are gross.)"
—Michael K., "Teresa Giudice’s Crisis Manager Dropped Her Ass For Asking A Judge To Send Her To The Orange Is the New Black Prison"
, "Teresa Giudice’s Crisis Manager Dropped Her Ass For Asking A Judge To Send Her To The Orange Is the New Black Prison"Tracey: Me an' Sharon carn even afford a cheapo package 'oliday, an' you're talkin' about spendin' free grand on gettin' ye Bristols pumped up?
Dorien: I know. Life's a bitch. Ha. Bye!
"Amanda, you make any trouble, me and my chequebook are packing. Comprondo?"
— Shelley DuPont, Girls on Top, "Staying Alive"
Lacy Warfield: Is he for real?
Lois Lane: 100 percent, and I like him that way.
Lacy: Oh, you have a thing for him?
Lois: For Clark?! No!
Lacy: He's kind of cute.
Lois: Look, Miss Warfield, Clark is the oldest living Boy Scout, okay? He's trustworthy, he's helpful, he's loyal, he's obedient, he... I don't know how to say it. I just don't think he'd be attracted to somebody like you.
Lacy: (chuckles) Don't be silly. All men like me. I'm very, very rich!
Victoria is a tall, elegant woman with skin so well-cared for and so protected from sunlight you could almost mistake it for porcelain. She's well-dressed, far better than you or anyone else here. She obviously has money, you can almost tell it from the way she speaks to you.
"What do you want?" she says, looking down her nose. Her posh Londoner accent tugs at your eardrums.
You introduce yourself hesitantly, though she seems more occupied with tapping at her phone. "Ugh, I cannot believe there's no service here! Ridiculous!"
"Need I remind you, no recording devices inside my factory~" says Wonka, overhearing you. Victoria rolls her eyes again.
"I thought I might combine this tour with some form of promotion for my massive contributions to philanthropy, but..." She scoffs and flips her hair to the side, glaring at Wonka from the corner of her eye. "He won't give me the time of day, much less discuss business proposals. I suppose I'll settle for being one of the only six people to see this tour..." There is no hint of intentional irony in the statement.
She doesn't seem interested in speaking with a commoner like you any longer. You should move on.
— Weeb's Wonka Game
