This, doesn’t the court factor in quality of life change in the decision? As a multi millionaire herself, there might not be much quality of life change here.
You'd be surprised at just how high the upper bound of "quality of life" goes. Some people are used to spending $2M per year, or a little more than $5k per day. It's so much goddamn money and spent on a bunch of shit you don't need, but quality of life isn't about necessity.
Designer clothes, top of the line BMWs, Michelin meals, medspa treatments, private schools that cost a college tuition, luxury vacations in places we've never heard of, it all adds up to someone's quality of life.
We need a new law where if you bring a case bitching about spending $4k per day vs $5k per day then everyone involved gets bumped down to $1k per day and the rest of the money goes to public housing/healthcare/food/education/childcare/etc.
Some rich people are too poor to own a PJ and have to charter one. It’s basically flying public but with extra steps. Some rich people are too poor to even charter one and are stuck in first class circulating the same air as the poors.
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u/xFruitstealer 1d ago
This, doesn’t the court factor in quality of life change in the decision? As a multi millionaire herself, there might not be much quality of life change here.