Because "well-off people have the luxury of freedom of mind".
People rooting in garbage dumps are a common sight in every Indian city, but the poor are rarely visible in the media, mainly because well-off urban Indians have little interest in their lives.
As Bruce Katz states, "In a typical U.S. metro, the disparities between the poor and rich areas are dramatic, because well-off suburbs don't share the wealth they build".
"Well I do have a slight beer belly, so I was showing it off because, well, she got to show off her belly, so I figured I'd get to show mine off too," Aaron told WDAF-TV.
And Cheryl, because — well, because some stylist hacks off her glorious blond hair and colors what's left bright orange.
Be aware that you might be a source of burden for some people, either because they're not well off and you're another mouth to feed, or because they felt obliged to help you but didn't really want to.
Should we judge these two families equally "well off" because their money income is identical?
"You can see they are not well off, because during power outages the building is dark," she said — meaning that they lacked a backup generator.
The people who lived here were relatively well off because it is 16 by 22 feet when 12 by 12 was average.
I don't believe that, just because you are not well off, you should have to shut up and take what you are given.
And Clegg also had a ready answer to the Labour charge that he does not care about the less well off because he supported the reduction in the top rate of income tax from 50p to 45p.
