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To stop socialising with this individual?

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TheAverageJoanne · 22/03/2024 09:45

Out last night and an acquaintance bragging about their 32 year old son earning getting paid £170,000 for a job as a senior associate planner at a company called DWD. Apparently it's because "it's London", but he does it all from his spare room in Derby! Oh and he might be a director now. We're always hearing about this son and his money, investments and skiing. The other son earns about £27000 and doesn't give a damn.

Everyone turned, someone else felt a failure for only earning £46,000. Arguments that they don't deserve that much, the salaries of firefighters and nurses brought up, that they make more of a difference and are more valuable. Junior anaesthetist on less than a third of the planning chap.

They then went on a rant about the Tories. I might agree there but I don't want it served up as entertainment.

I wish I'd stopped in.

OP posts:
OrigamiStar · 22/03/2024 09:46

The entire group sounds like a barrel of laughs and I would be booking my next night out with them immediately.

Or I could be washing my hair for the rest of my life.

Mnetcurious · 22/03/2024 10:03

Yanbu. Who wants to socialise with the type of people who a) boast about how much their children earn b) think that earning a lot somehow makes them a superior person. Gross.

Lighteningstrikes · 09/06/2024 11:28

There's nothing worse than a bragger.
The UK is full of them.

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