This podcast analyzes a Reddit thread discussing subtle and not-so-subtle behavioral differences between wealthy individuals and the general population. We explore the observation that wealthy individuals prioritize time over money, manifesting in choices that emphasize convenience and efficiency even at increased cost. We examine how wealthy individuals discuss (or don't discuss) money, focusing on long-term investments rather than daily expenses. The podcast also touches on the role of education, noting a focus on practical skills and lifelong learning. Further discussions cover societal biases regarding eccentricity and wealth, the distinction between "new money" and "old money," and the psychological and social implications of wealth, including potential pitfalls such as a lack of accountability and challenges in forming genuine relationships. Finally, we consider the ethical considerations associated with wealth and its impact on society.