Published: 15 Jul 2025 › Updated: 15 Jul 2025
Are these "assets" or just expensive waste.
We call it smart investing when the ultra-rich collect empty homes, idle yachts, and cars they don’t even drive. If anyone else filled their life with stuff they barely use, we’d call it hoarding.
Slap a luxury label on it and suddenly it’s a “portfolio.”
Could it be that we’re just scared to admit that wealth worship blinds us to waste, especially when it’s dressed up as success.
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