Hilarious : This Pretty Girl Was Seeking A Rich Husband. The Reply She Got From A Banker Is Priceless.

This 25-year-old woman posts that she wanted a man who makes over 500k/year. She is very thoughtful as to why she requires this specific amount and assumes that her beauty shall provide a good exchange for this requirement. She asked for a man with this much money because she wishes to live in a specific part of New York City that costs more than the ones that she has been accustomed to in the past. In that respect, she did her homework and seems to understand how much money will be required in order to achieve a certain standard of living. Then she proceeds to ask a bunch of questions about how to meet and keep these rich guys, where they hang out, if they are married, why their wives are not as pretty as her. . . Wow!

To me, it’s not as if she is ‘shooting for the moon’ here! She is simply offering her beauty for a position that is still below the middle-class annual salary of 1 million in New York City.
The funny part is that a CEO of a bank replied and said that he met her requirements, but then he challenged her offer in exchange for his money. He says that he is approaching this exchange of ‘beauty’ for ‘money’ from a business perspective. Money, for instance, will increase in value over time (according to him) and her beauty will fade in time. So, in his opinion, it’s not a fair trade. He specifically says that “his money will not be gone without any good reason.” Then, like all businessmen, he predicts that his money will increase year after year.

So, his money will be appreciating while her beauty is depreciating. Although, he never seems to suggest that a good relationship might develop between the two of them over time which might count for more than just money and looks. He even says that her asset (beauty a.k.a. value) will be “much worse” in just 10 years. This woman is only 25 and he is suggesting that a 35-year-old is much worse by comparison. I have to disagree. The web is full of examples of women getting better with age. I believe that he underestimates how he uses his money. I’m quite sure he pays for pretty girls. Maybe he just doesn’t want to marry them. So, why pay for something you don’t want? Anyhow, they don’t seem well matched for each other. At least she was honest in what she was searching for. Money and marriage. His post was mostly a waste of his time, but he did have one good point: ” And by the way, you could make yourself a rich person with $500k annual income”. Good advice. Just be pretty AND smart!