Ray Romano Wonders If Sons’ ‘Privilege’ Gave Them a ‘Disadvantage' in Life

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Ray Romano Wonders If Sons’ ‘Privilege’ Gave Them a ‘Disadvantage' in Life: ‘They Have 11 Bathrooms’ (Exclusive) https://t.co/Hn0F8Ds5aZ
- People (@people) December 21, 2024
Ray Romano is reflecting on his kids' upbringing and the impact his fame may have had on it

Comments

[smegma]

ok but can they photograph an elephant?

[skankyoulater]

In a way yes, but at the same time everything is so fucked around here nobody can afford to exist independently.

[sisterruth]

I think there's a difference between being a perpetually shiftless spoiled rich kid and when a wealthy parent helps with living costs for a child who is fully employed as a teacher or journalist or even a cab driver. I don't care to find out what the deal is with these kids, but I can respect a rich kid who actually works and receives hand-outs from daddy.

[astormatsea]

if my dad was worth 100+ million dollars I would be allergic to employment, not sorry to say

[fnowae]

I'd be allergic to employment but you'd also never ever hear from me. I'd be so rich in the privacy of my forest home.

[anderbobo]

i would run a cat rescue ranch and become a recluse

[__onthebound]

I'd hire tons of tutors. Learn everything about everything. It would be so rewarding.

[ellie_andrews]

idk, my sister is in her 30s and still lives at home bc the rent prices are astronomical even in our small town. just be happy you can provide for them tbh.

[aleksie]

There are other famous people whose kids found viable careers in or before their 20s.

I wish I had the privilege of being able to live at home until my mid-20s. I was told I was on my own a few months after I graduated high school- and I graduated at 17.

[bitchbot]

Yeah like at what point is he just enabling them to not work or find a career path.

[aleksie]

Exactly. Bill Gates' kids have careers.