>Rich American kids who hate themselves go to art school, those who don't join fraternitiesIs this true?
>>220325201You can do both
>>220325201Both eventually join their parent's company as a nepo baby and get groomed into becoming a CEO. Only difference is that the art school rich kid spends their 20s and early 30s in Williamsburg/Bushwick/Greenwich Village NYC or Echo Park, LA larping as an underground creative of whatever sort while desperately hiding their trust fund and allowance from their friends (who are also rich kids hiding their allowances), while the frat guy goes straight in as VP of dad's company at 22 and buys a lifted Ford F250 King Ranch with a crew cabin with the down payment from his first month's salary.
>>220325253Does the kid with 4.0 GPA and AP who also played Football in highschool and hosted parties in his house and has 3 digit bodycount end up being the art kid or the frat kid?
