Lifestyles Of The Super Rich
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Lifestyles of the Super Rich
Title: Lifestyles of the Super Rich
Word Count: 489
Summary
The wealthiest 2% of the global population hold half of the world's wealth. Astonishingly, North America, Europe, and high-income Asia-Pacific countries possess 90% of global assets. Discover more on www.whatbigboyswant.com, a site that boldly claims only the top 1% can afford to visit. It's not merely a glimpse into wealth but an exploration of the super-rich lifestyle.Article Body
The wealthiest 2% of the world's population control half of the global wealth. North America, Europe, and high-income Asia-Pacific regions hold an impressive 90% of these assets. This unequal distribution is highlighted on the website www.whatbigboyswant.com. Catering exclusively to the elite, the site cheekily suggests that if you're not among the top 1% of income earners, you might not even afford to browse it. The focus here is on the super-rich lifestyle.The site provides insights into the lives of the top 1%. Geared toward a male audience, it reveals preferences that go beyond traditional luxuries. A glimpse at the Forbes Rich List indicates that women rarely dominate these financial heights. So, what do the wealthiest desire? Surprisingly, yachts top the list over luxury companions. For instance, the 269-foot Oceanco 702 yacht starts at a mere $112 million. It boasts six staterooms, suites for twelve guests, and room for 28 crew members. Powered by twin 4,680-hp MTU diesel engines, it offers a range of 5,500 nautical miles at 14 knots and can accelerate to 19 knots. If $112 million seems steep, you can snag a smaller yacht for around $20 million.
Fast and expensive cars remain the classic status symbols. Consider the Bugatti Veyron, priced at $1,700,000. It's the most powerful, expensive, and fastest street-legal production car globally, reaching speeds over 400 km/h (407 km/h or 253 mph). It debuted in full production in September 2005, crafted by Volkswagen AG's subsidiary Bugatti Automobiles SAS, under the iconic Bugatti name. Named after racer Pierre Veyron, its W16 engine features 16 cylinders in four banks of four.
Pair your luxury ride with a fine wine like the Dom. Romane Conti 1997, available at $1,540 per bottle. This exquisite French red Burgundy exudes aromas of berries, spices, and leather. Its deep color hints at flavors of soy sauce, flowers, and licorice. The rich, captivating aroma solidifies its status, requiring no justification for its premium price.
If marriage is on the horizon, you can do so in style with a $20 million diamond wedding cake, complemented by a $6.5 million diamond bra from Victoria's Secret. Capture the moment with a gold-plated ASHI Pentax camera, enjoy a diamond-studded TV during your honeymoon, and relish music through an 18-carat gold-plated MP3 player.
Whoever claimed money can't buy happiness never indulged in the extravagant world of the super-rich.
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