17 Times Celebrities Made Out-Of-Touch Comments About Money And Privilege
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While interviewing Danny Pudi in 2020, Larry King asked him about the luxuries he can't live without — then rejected his answers, telling him, "Coffee and socks are not a luxury."
Fame, wealth, and privilege often go hand-in-hand. If a person has lived in that bubble for a long time (or even their entire life), then they can lose touch with what life is like for people outside of it. They sometimes seem to forget that not everyone has access to the same resources — from organic food to personal staff — as they do. As a result, they may offer advice or make remarks that come off as, well, super privileged and out of touch.
Here are 17 times celebs made out-of-touch comments about money and privilege:
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