Posted on 03/01/2017 7:14:26 AM PST by RummyChick
Make America Comfortable Again.
Newly installed Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross wore a pair of $500 custom-made velvet slippers to President Trumps address to Congress on Tuesday evening.
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$500 Slippers ..check
$5 food powder ..check
Servant boy...he’s an old MULTI-BILLIONAIRE!!! Do you really think he gets his shoes at Wal-Mart? geesh.....NONE of us live in that world.
So what?
Is there any particular significance to this report?
Is that the one where the second toe is longer than the big toe?
If you spend any time in Palm Beach those shoes are everywhere. They didn’t need to do any research.
p.s. you can find them on eBay - but probably not with the Commerce crest. ;-)
It looks that way, but actually, the first metatarsal is shorter. Also, one of the tarsals, the navicular, on the top side of the foot is larger than normal. Result is that eventually, over years, the metatarsal arch collapses. There are orthotics and I use them when I need to wear stiffer shoes or boots.
Same here, how do you connect with those you serve when you live in an alternate universe. That's all I'm saying, not looking for a spat.
and no...if I won a few million today, I'd still not go out and purchase $500. slipper.
Now...a new Harley Davidson Soft tail...yea prolly. lol
No.
And? So what. I should draw a paycheck for writing such crap.
My parents had a close friend that was a multi-billionare (industrial metals engineer that invented, built and sold some household stuff). He had a very nice older home - not much to look at from the street but it was huge - Olympic indoor and outdoor pools, etc.
He drove an old Cadillac, wore typical business suits - not flashy at all (he is an engineer after all!). I know he would think $500 for slippers was silly. He always had a very nice yacht though!
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