Avoiding negative reviews

[thatsoraven]

Again, I said some wealthy men, not ALL. I made my comment based on what a few of my wealthy clients told me. They don't represent the entire population.  I was merely giving reasons why they don't seem to care,  because thats how they've acted.  There is no notion.  There was reasons for reviewing or not reviewing. My main point was calling someone an incel or lonely simply because they're not reviewing is ridiculous. 
You've given us 1 experience of someone that doesn't like to waste money, and that's great, but that 1 example shouldn't lead to a statement of " these guys don't like to waste money "  , because for everyone person that does care,  there's a rich person that's setting money on fire or buying ridiculously expensive bottles at the club. 
There are men out there, believe or not , that dont care about the boards or losing money. They spend very little emotional enegry on it. Then, there are men that are the opposite . People come in all shades. Personally, if I were ridiculously rich, and if I booked an escort and she didn't look exactly like her photos or seemed down on her luck, I'd probably donate the $$$ anyway and consider it charity on my part, as long as she wasnt trying to physically hurt me or black mail me etc . Why would I sweat it? See, it depends on mindset... and the individual

I only shared one example, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only one I have. I have personal relationships with several very wealthy individuals and also do business with many more, the example I mentioned isn’t even my wealthiest client. While it's true that not all wealthy men are frugal, based on my experience, I’d estimate that about 90% of the truly elite wealthy individuals are. My company handles deals worth hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars, so if our numbers are off by even a tiny amount, even by a couple of dollars, do you really think the people I do business with would just overlook that?

I’m not sure what you expect from me. Do you want me to completely disclose my personal identity, my company, and share a list of my contacts and clients just to demonstrate, and give examples of , what anyone familiar with genuinely top of the food chain wealthy individuals knows, that they tend to avoid wasting money? This feels like a pointless discussion, it seems that no matter what I say, you'll argue that you have a greater understanding of the topic than I do.
I’m not sure what you expect from me. Do you want me to completely disclose my personal identity, my company, and share a list of my contacts and clients just to demonstrate what anyone familiar with genuinely wealthy individuals knows—that they tend to avoid wasting money? This feels like a pointless discussion; it seems that no matter what I say, you'll argue that you have a greater understanding of the topic than I do.

I didn't ask that of you . I dont need your personal details, nor do I care for them. It's not relevant.  You're trying to generalize everyone and everything, while I am not. This is all I care about.  Its not healthy, nor is it a good debate approach. I am not even arguing that I have superior knowledge , I am simply stating not everyone falls into your box.