/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59003712
Examples?

>>59003881
butlers
unbranded designer clothes
private conferences

They live in a rich neighborhood and know people there from just walking up or from restaurants, tennis/golf club, etc.

>>59003712
Word of mouth. ALL of it

>>59004325
Do they have some aversion to websites?

>>59005980
>websites
how pedestrian

How would a crypto rich neet hire a whore who will clean his apartment in revealing clothes then sleep with him? But actually do a good job cleaning..

>>59005980
They don't, but the companies realise that they can sell an air of exclusivity for a very high price. It's just like those bars which you enter by pressing a button on a bookshelf. Obviously everyone knows about the bar, it just makes it feel a bit more like a secret.
Most supercars are "special limited edition exclusive models" which are the exact same thing but with maybe a carbon spoiler or some different wheels. But they make something where that specific type only has limited numbers, call their existing customers directly and sell all of them before the model is even publicly announced. Because a lot of rich people don't just want something that others can't afford, they want something that others can't have no matter what.

>>59005980
>>59003712
they have an agent who has loads of contacts.

>>59003943
Private wealth managers at major private banks

>>59005990
Oh cmon man rich people have gotta use websites to some degree. What happens if the want a really niche or specific service?

Where can I get it

>>59003712
networking basically, wealth attracts wealth, and once you hit a certain level of money you start being a magnet of deluxe services to throw money at, i know it sounds esoteric but its really simple: once i made my first 5 million i started dressing up in better clothes and bought my first sport car, i went to one of my friend's weddings and without realizing it i was speaking to the richest people there, they had gravitated towards me because money smells money, boom i got to meet their friends and i entered their inner circle, i got invited into parties, i talked with people who made money in really different ways (from brands of perfume to carwash tycoons, and yes, even other crypto degens, a guy who made fortunes with kendu, another who was an og bitcoin maxi, you name it) and once you start talking to these people you're bound to get the numbers and names to the deluxe services regular people dont even know about
>tl;dr first get rich, then worry about the butlers

>>59007517
okay ignoring the fact that you could be larping, what's the weirdest of these services you've heard about

>>59007520
private baristas and hygiene managers

>>59007533
come on nigga explain yourself dont make me ask

>>59007517
fake and gay

>>59007536
you know you can google those right? a private barista is a guy specifically hired to go to their homes at a specific time, and prepare their coffee exactly how they want it, sometimes they make their breakfast, sometimes they even make their cocktails
hygiene managers go to their homes, prepare a routine of hygine (skincare, skin treatment, anti aging, etc) but also a routine of baths, the more deluxe they are the more stupid it becomes, all the way to the point where they might even bathe you for you, or wash your teeth for your, rich people are some of the most smelly assholes ive met

>>59007552
i can understand the barista thing but why would you want someone to bathe you, or is it like sex related where they also have sex with the client?

>>59007555
nope, believe it or not its not sex related, ive seen couples talk about their hygiene managers bathing them at the same time
you need to understand wealthy people are cash rich and time scarce, there is nothing they will pay more for than saving large amounts of time, yes even while bathing, they will spend $50M on a plane almost purely to save time, if they don't travel that much they will instead pay $40k for a single flight so that they can get dropped off on the tarmac, walk on the plane, start down the runway, and use their time however they want on the plane without distractions, they pay for a chef, a nutritionist, and a trainer because it buys them more time they pay a driver because then they can recapture the time during the drive they pay for a nanny because it saves them time they hire expensive executives they can delegate to because delegating saves them time they hire personal assistants because it saves them time
>time is the #1 scarcity that they are managing.

>>59007517
>made money with memecoins
huh so there are actually shitcoin millionaires

>>59007552
Private baristas sound like such a meme. What isn't a meme though are those private chefs who come to your house once a week and meal prep for you. Those guys are incredible and worth every cent.

>>59007561
more than you think yes
>>59007586
most of the rich people's deluxe services are huge memes, im convinced the owners of those services just throw ideas to the wall and try to see what sticks
and i agree private chefs are lifechangers

>>59005999
I can clean your house while a whore strips for you.

>>59006917
they ask around and make a deal at the same time. rich people do 5 things at once

>>59007622
how do you find these chefs?

>>59005999
seconding

>>59007561
tons

>>59003712
Alot of them know a friend, like for example Kona ice usually isn't advertised but you probably know someone that had it at their school or kids birthday. Much of it is word of mouth, that's what I'd assume from what I see working in a 6000 dollar a month nursing home

>>59005980
Yes, dramatically so. Like women don’t care for any man unless she sees a woman already on his arm, the rich have a real aversion to having random blokes in their house when they can have someone a rich friend recommended. And they have the money to back that preference up.