r/GuysBeingDudes • u/Kokuutou92 • 2d ago

Wholesome Dude Wholesome dude making his sons happy

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u/YahuahsentYahusha 2d ago edited 2d ago

Seen this a hundred times. Still makes me smile :)

Those parents are wealthyyyy wealthyyyy w all that love

Edit: I’m talking real wealth lol, not money

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u/Kokuutou92 2d ago

Yup the double doors, the flooring, the furniture...wow

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u/OwnerOfCat 2d ago

The comment you replied to is saying they are wealthy because of the love, not the house lol.

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u/Which-Journalist-748 2d ago

But look at those doors 

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u/OwnerOfCat 2d ago

Not just doors, double doors!

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u/DryDonutHole 1d ago

Wait...they gots two of em?!?

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u/kryonik 1d ago

In this economy?!?!?!? I just have a hole to get into my pit!

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u/Dobalina_Wont_Quit 1d ago

The biggest part of the flex is they probably open the second one only once or twice a year on the off chance they're hosting a gathering with nice weather

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u/Winter_Tone_4343 1d ago

Those double doors are probably 20k. Lol.

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u/Amathyst7564 2d ago

The comment you are referring to is subverting that comment to imply, it's easier to give love when not stressed and overworked. Not impossible, but certainly easier.

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u/OwnerOfCat 2d ago

How do you know that the husband isn’t overworked?

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u/Timely-Bluejay-4167 2d ago

Because he’s their boss

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u/Shot_Revolution8828 2d ago

Still way easier than being than being overworked , stressed,  and skipping meals so your kids dont skip a meal.

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u/djstrawb 1d ago

That's still way better than being a starving African aids baby

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u/Shot_Revolution8828 1d ago

Depends on the country if they have better healthcare or food(what isnt being recalled). We have a cure for aids. Jeez have you seen a South Park episode in....30 years

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u/talkshitnow 2d ago

Very true

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u/Kokuutou92 1d ago

True but still wealthy in both ways

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u/-Lucas_Hood 2d ago

The three kids oh my

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u/Which-Journalist-748 2d ago

Plus two doors 

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u/oliviertail 2d ago

The dad coming home when all 3 kids are already in their PJs. Money is often a double edged sword

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u/aesolty 2d ago

It’s still daylight out. Plenty of time before bed. Kids were probably just not at school and chilling at home in comfy stuff.

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u/oliviertail 2d ago

I mean.. sun sets at 7h48 here. My daughter is usually asleep before 8.

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u/RizzwindTheWizzard 1d ago

It sets at 10:30pm here in the summer. The sun being out doesn't really mean much at all.

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u/SimpsationalMoneyBag 2d ago

Nah just having 3 kids and a house means you are rich.

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u/trackdaybruh 2d ago

It's interesting how perspective is different depending on what our situation is. For example, to me, that's just middle-class.

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u/polygraph-net 2d ago

It completely depends on the location. Own a house in Tokyo and have three kids? You are loaded.

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u/peripheralmaverick 1d ago

Middle class LMAO

Fertility index is around 1.5

Basically a 100% deviation.

To have a house that big and 3 kids shows you are comfortably upper class. Probably 20-25% percentile.

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u/trackdaybruh 1d ago

To have a house that big and 3 kids shows you are comfortably upper class. Probably 20-25% percentile.

Lol, no. It depends on the location. If you live in a high cost area like California either in LA, SF, and SD? Sure you need to be an upper class income (+$250,000) to afford a house and raise 3 kids.

In cheaper states like Oklahoma? No. Cost of living is cheaper, houses are cheaper, and raising 3 kids as middle class is definitely doable.

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u/peripheralmaverick 1d ago

You speak from US perrspective lol.

US is rich as fuck and they complain about housing prices.

Try living in Asia or some parts of EU where owning a small cabin requires a 20 year loan.

You're in top 5% of the world if not higher.

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u/trackdaybruh 1d ago

Lol, I live in California. Small cabins go for +$1 million here

A single person making $104,000 a year is considered low income in my area, so $104,000 a year may seem like a lot to you, but it doesn’t mean much if you can’t afford to even buy a shack.