The 'Rich Parents' Skit Shows What it's Like to Be Rich without Trying
Allison Love — August 23, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: funnyordie & theawesomer
The 'Rich Parents' skit is a hilarious rendition of what it's like to live with rich parents. No school debt or any effort in life is required with rich parents -- all you need is to be near a phone to pick up and call for extra cash.
The 'Rich Parents' skit is pretty realistic -- or, at least, that's what I would imagine the world of the rich and famous to actually be like. It seems that rich parents are the cure to all money woes. Too bad you can't have them unless you're born with them.
The 'Rich Parents' skit is pretty realistic -- or, at least, that's what I would imagine the world of the rich and famous to actually be like. It seems that rich parents are the cure to all money woes. Too bad you can't have them unless you're born with them.
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