Despite not being all that great, it'll go for exorbitant prices, and only the rich and well-connected will be able to get their hands on it.
That vanity leads rich Brazilians to pay exorbitant amounts for everything from cocktails to gadgets.
My family was not rich enough to pay the exorbitant fees for a private college counselor, forcing me to rely on my own abilities to get into college.
James Dao FUND-RAISING MISSOURI MONEY PIT -- So far the richest Senate matchup, outside the exorbitant New York race, is Missouri.
Prices are rising relentlessly as the economy swells, and in a repressed economy with few outlets for investment other than a bubbly property market, rich people are willing to pay exorbitant amounts for things that may prove a good investment.
4) When a guy tips an attractive female an exorbitant amount, it doesn't make her think he's rich or generous or a big shot -- it makes her think he's trying to impress her.
The report also highlighted the fact that the gap between us mere mortals and the rich was growing dramatically, and most of this exorbitant wealth was inherited (up to seven generations in some cases; shoutout to the people in Upper Canada still literally living off the proceeds of chattel slavery), rather than "self-made" by a first-generation bourgeois.
Renting a decent place here has always been exorbitant but has lately become closer to impossible for all but the very rich; as in London, the financial crash has forced people who'd otherwise buy into the rental market, causing vacancy rates to drop to an all-time low.
There are hundreds of horror stories about repairs that contractors don't finish, water that never gets turned on, or exorbitant rates charged for simple tasks just because locals think you're a rich foreigner who can afford it.
Now the reason why the price would not be revealed as if it was a state secret is probably because it's so exorbitant that its revelation would further enrage critics of the world's richest country.
