How Much Does It Cost To Live in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico?
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Michelle’s story and how she found San Miguel de Allende
02:39 What attracted Michelle to San Miguel de Allende
04:25 Black community in San Miguel de Allende
05:57 San Miguel de Allende expat community
07:15 How San Miguel de Allende is different from other Mexican cities?
10:35 Why it is easy to adjust to life in San Miguel de Allende
13:47 Queretaro and flying into San Miguel de Allende, transportation options
14:24 Cost of living - see Michelle’s rental apartment; rent prices; health insurance; water; electricity; food
29:49 Michelle’s new venture - Casa Elm, retreat guesthouse for women
36:25 Dream Retirement in Mexico program - find a home that provides a sanctuary and lowers stress
37:06 Increasing your quality of life
ABOUT MICHELLE WEDDERBURN
Michelle is the Founder of Casa ELM Boutique Guesthouse (www.casaelm.com) and Afro Expats (www.afroexpats.com), resides in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She and her family have lived there since 2018. As guesthouse owner and expat consultant, Michelle has been able to develop relationships with others in the expat arena and as she continues to follow the growing expat community it has been her pleasure to be a facilitator of this fast growing movement. “Many people are overwhelmed with the stress life brings full-time citizens living in the U.S. I have met so many people since these endeavors started who just want out and to move/live abroad and experience a different lifestyle.”
As an expat mentor, travel insider and relocation consultant with a background in management, public relations and entrepreneurship, Michelle helps people confidently navigate their visits as well as temporary or permanent move to Mexico. She facilitates Relocation Tours at Casa ELM.com and consultations at www.afroexpats.com for anyone interested in living in Central Mexico. - Навчання та стиль
What do you love most about San Miguel de Allende?
I’m a Brit living 10 years in Mexico the winter months. Due to Covid, full time 2 + years. I’ve been to SM too American for a European and way too pricey. Look for something less American gentrified with more Mexicans and you’re set. Mexico is beautiful. Viva Mexico.
It’s a very soft landing city with kind folks and many things we are used to.
It's gay friendly
@@organicmagic8822 Why would the LGBYQi2SMAP++ community leave the US? We're running from you because you keep yelling at us TRANSPHOBIA et cetera. Are you going to come down here and start yelling at us? ua-cam.com/video/aotlEpmAFVQ/v-deo.html
“Walk with grace “ I love that Michelle. I don’t like the word expat because Mexicans in the US are immigrants and we forget that we are also immigrants in their country.
Actually, in immigration papers they call us 👽 "Legal Alien" or "Ilegal Alien"👽. Also when applying for jobs in job application forms alot of them say, Ilegal or Legal Alien. Yes 👽👽👽 "Aliens", that's what they call us. But U.S. Americans get called "Expats". Now I understand why a green card in the U.S. is called "green". Lol. 🤣 I guess it goes with our "Alien" 👽 title.🤣
I like the word expats. Expats only means your a foreigner. It’s not going to change so don’t go then.
This lady who is being interviewed is lovely. I visited San Miguel de Allende in the early 90s with my parents, and I remember it felt a bit like what I would imagine as Mexican Xanadu. I could totally see myself happily living there. Maybe I will!
Casa Elm is a beautiful guest house. I spent 2 weeks there in February. My host Michelle is amazing. It is located in a peaceful community and I felt right at home. I can’t wait to return. SMA is at the top of my list as the place where I will set up the next chapter in my life. I’m still researching but so far it is SMA. The people, the food and where it is located in Mexico combined are the ingredients for a good life. Continued blessings Michelle.
that's really great to know. I can't wait to go for a visit.
San Miguel has definitely gone mainstream over past 10 years. I remember visiting as a little kid having family in San Luis De La Paz. It went from mostly retired people to kicking out the locals because of high housing
And dont forget about pozos is geting there to
Lovely interview! I had to do all my research myself but now that I live here I realize what a gem San Miguel de Allende is. I bought my home with 3 Casitas so I rent them out to single women and families and I enjoy showing folks around. I like the diversity, the sense of inclusion and it's also a very LGBTQ community and feels very safe.
that is so awesome!
Do you have a UA-cam channel or an website where I can get in touch with you? As a single female I would be interested in a place to rent if I come to Mexico
My place is called Casa Catarina. It's currently on Airbnb. @@user-or4tm5rv6r
San Miguel is s beautiful place. I love living there. It is very expat heavy and it is one of the more expensive places to live in Mexico as a result. But it’s incredibly beautiful the climate is downright perfect and it’s definitely worth a visit. But if you are considering moving here do your homework because it is not necessarily inexpensive especially if you want to live in the centro area. Michele is a great resource so if you are considering moving here you should definitely connect with her she’s amazing. I couldn’t have made my move here without her.
thanks so much for your insight! super helpful and yes, Michelle is terrific!
How do we contact Michelle?
@@rayneparker7421 you can contact her through her website - www.casaelm.com/
Guess who turned them expensive??? 😤 you all are creating in Mexico the same house bubble you all left behind, don't move to Mexico.
I’m in FL as well, and need to relocate to a cooler climate. Hoping to experience SMA in the near future. Living near a nice park and cafes is my priority.
Beautiful lady, well spoken. When we first moved to Mexico in 2017, we moved to San Miguel and loved it. We ended up moving to Lake Chapala because of the climate. SMA is wonderful, it's a colorful vibrant city.
Thanks for correcting the word Americans with people from U.S. 👍
I agree!
Right , because America is from Alaska to Argentina . America is a continent . The country name is United States
Estedounedense.
I love how the guest Michelle speaks! she can describe a place & actually make you feel like you are there! great Interview really enjoyed it :)
Hola from Lake Chapala! Love the Mexico series and everyone you are featuring. I bought a home here 4 years and now am here full time doing real estate Lakeside. Mexico has so many amazing options - a wonderful people & country to explore. Affordable and dynamic culture and much more relaxed & stress-free than the current environment in the U.S. I encourage everyone to come and explore and have a ton of fun doing it!
I am Mexican American I am checking these out because I am thinking of going back.
Why stay in USA since u wanted to go there so badly
Me too! It's been a major upgrade to the quality of my life. San Miguel is on the expensive side, but I shop at the local stores and don't eat out much. I'm too thrilled with my beautiful house and the joyous energy of the Mexican culture. After the depressing silence in my US suburb during COVID, the sounds of life are everywhere, and children playing, dogs barking, people peddling products, it just feels like technicolor after black and white.
My compliments Michelle ~ You are so gracious. We lived in SMA in 2005 and intend to return to live outside the city in the near future. I wish you great success.
thanks so much for watching
Best interview I've seen on SMA.
Absolutely LOVED this interview. Relocating as a single mother to two young children and have been doing research on Queretaro and Guadalajara. Kept seeing this city pop up and I’m absolutely sold on the atmosphere in SMA. I’d love to connect with Michelle when we come visit to see if it’s somewhere we can call home 💕
@Rayne Parker Querétaro is less expensive. I live in SMA. It’s been 11 years, and all prices have increased. Nothing like Italy, and speaking Spanish is very helpful, if you want a real experience. Like all places, there is crime, but if you use your head, it’s as safe as anywhere else. It also depends on where you live. Costs also vary. Shoppings quite different, one thing I really miss about the US.
@@GladysAlicea i think you misundertood what she was trying to say about italy mexico is NOTHING like italy you are absolutly right NOTHING like italy because is NOT italy this right here what Miss Michelle is taking about is MEXICO do you understand M E X I C O THE LAND OF OR ANY MEXICAN WILL SHOW HOE TO BE A GOOD HOST OR HOSTESS where locals give our hearts and love to began your day with simple yet fullfilling BUENOS DIAS WITH A SINCERE SMILE IF YOU NEED HELP WE MEXICANS WE WILL GO OUT OF OUR WAY TO HELP ANYBODY
SOO YES ---NOTHING LIKE ITALY--- BECAUSE WE HAVE OUR ONW AUTENTHICIITY BECAUSE WE ARE MEXICO WITH MEXICANS INN- IT
Did you try Guadalajara?
Thank you Risa! Loved it! See you Sunday!
yes!! excited for our UA-cam Live -3/20/22 at 1pm ET / 10amPT - check back on this channel for anyone who wants to join us to talk more about life in San Miguel de Allende!
Your interviews just keep popping up in youtube, just when I have forgotten about them, every inteview equally interesting and informative, every interview reminds me this coming Sept.. I will be elegible to retire and go back to my beautiful country, after almost 40 years living in Southern Ca. .
Yay! Congratulations on your upcoming retirement!! very exciting - may you find much happiness in your new chapter.
Understanding the topography and weather is so important.
LOVED this episode!!!💐 ¡Gracias!👊🏿
thanks so much :)
Really injoyed all the information thank you !
This was so helpful & informative. Thank you! Michelle, I look forward to meeting & being a guest at Casa Elm very soon!
Fantastic intel, thanks ladies!
I REALLY enjoyed this interview! I love how soft spoken she is 💓
San Miguel De Allende has always intrigued me... in a good way!!
I really enjoy this video, very informative.
glad you enjoyed it!! will be interviewing her again soon for an update on life in SMA!
I’m so proud of you 😊
Wow this is the best video I’ve seen on San Miguel de Allande, absolutely excellent… this video really makes me want to move there, and I do plan on coming down to visit and see how I feel about it.… Michelle has such a wonderful spirit and has great grace…. Congratulations on both of you for such a wonderful video…
thanks so very much. Yes Michelle is an amazing soul!
I am so glad to see my African America sisters and brothers traveling. I love Mexico but the move seems a bit out of touch with the new requirements. It really warms my heart to see our people living their best lives. I am in love with Zacatecas and would move there in a heartbeat. Kudos!
I just see a beautiful woman describing her experience.
I agree. The part where she talks about her child freely playing & safety touched my heart ❣️
Where in Zacatecas is it you like?
Just wondering….
@@rickquintero8577 It's one of the most beautiful cities mine eyes have ever seen. Never too hot, never too cold. There is a mine there which is a tourist attraction. There is plenty of silver (cheap) . It is a wonderful place. It's very European, as far as artquitecture is considered. It's very hilly and very colorful and the people, of course are welcoming and amazing.
Since I moved to san miguel I'm surprised every thing taste better than back in Alberta Canada
For american people or Europeans is cheap live in mexico for you is cheap because one dollar is 20 pesos if you make 1000 dollars a week is like over 20,000 pesos a regular Mexican like me make like 1800 pesos a week that would be like 90 dollars that's why people from other countrys come to live to mexico because is cheap for you but for us is expensive
I understand you. In Canada also a lot of rich immigrants that totally drive us out of some of our nicest cities. As for $1000 dollars a week - definitely not all of us hoping to share some months in your beautiful country have that much. And Canadian dollars are worth 30% less than American. 💜💚
But the wealthy mexicans own houses 4 times bigger than that aparment , and they own them .
@James Bond WHERE LOL.
@James Bond FOREIGNERS CAN BUY IN USA AND CANADA
@James Bond EXACTLY SO WE SHOULD ALL SUCK IT UP ESPECIALLY SINCE SOME STATES WILL BE UNLIVABLE IN 2050 to 2100 IN THE STATES because it be to hot, wildfires or high sea levels like Hawaii, Florida, Texas, California, Arizona is just a few that will be different in 2050 so I doubt they will be there that long lol
Great person to interview!
We spent three months in Mexico last year,and have returned to SMdA for five months this year. We are loving it, and planning to make this an annual visit. I will share casa elm info with my wife.
Great introduction about SMA
thanks so much...yes I can't wait to go!
Enjoyed thank you
thanks for watching!
This was a very good interview. The guest and interviewer are smart, articulate, and provided helpful information. Great job!
How interesting. Had a conversation with one of my passengers that lives here. (An Expat) She said that she LOVES it!!!
she is not alone! it's become the hot spot for expats :)
Thank you again
You did an excellent job describing the beauty of SMA but most importantly Mexico! Saludos!
She definitely LOVES SMA and wants to share that love with everyone! :)
Excellent.. beautiful ❤️❤️ thank you
I LOVE to see that many people from the states and Canadá decide to stay un México because the living level for us mexicans gets mucho better and hight
It’s getting hard for people that are native Mexicans to live in beautiful placing in Mexico 🇲🇽 almost like gentrification from Americans
Exactly. They’re kicking the locals out.
“Walk with grace.” 🏵️
Thank you for this video! What a lovely interview! I'm wondering how much rents have increased since this interview? Cheers and thank you!
Such an excellent interview!
Michelle is really terrific and has great energy!
What?? Michelle, don't you know that if you are going to be on UA-cam you have to litter your words with things like...
"hey you guys, hey guys, hi guys, you guys know me, I was like, we were like, they were like, that's awesome, oh my god, seriously?, That's epic, that's sick, that's legit, Soooooo, I know right?"
THANK YOU so much for no tiring millennialisms in your smooth and comforting interview!!
Very interested in San Migel so this up to date info was helpful. Thank you both
Glad it was helpful :) best of luck in your research. come join us on sunday when we do a youtube live focusing on life in San Miguel De Allende. 1pm ET. you can register at mexico.thisismodernaging.com/ytlive2022
@@ModernAging I just now saw this post & was VERY disappointed to see that ALL the dates have already passed. Are there perhaps recordings of the info provided for all the different cities/locations? 🤞🧐🤔
@@karencolclasure1985 yes all the recordings are on the channel... :) just go to ua-cam.com/users/modernaging and you will see them in the recent videos. if you have problems, let me know :)
Go girl!!
A good life is where you make it, and San Miguel de Allende was just the start of a 28-year Odyssey that has still left me searching for, la Calle dichosa!
Yaasss! I just want to enjoy being present!
indeed - we all need to be more present for sure!
Hermosa dama la invitada.
I love you natural hair . Great video.
She is worth listening to.
I loved that church! We'd visited there in October of 2018, and had went into that church. I still have a picture of "the gentleman" in the clear casket. Breath taking. I also loved going across the street to the "center of the city" and enjoy a homemade crepe made by a woman who made it with hazelnut chocolate.
crepe with hazelnut chocolate sounds yum!! It's amazing how food can leave such a lasting impression.
@@ModernAging Absolutely ! It's funny that I can remember that crepe 4 yrs. ago in October, however, I cannot remember yesterdays dinner. Retiring in 11 yrs. when I qualify for Social Security, and I would live here in a heartbeat. Loved it there so much. I was only there for 2 hours on a tour-we could've stayed longer given the opportunity. Save me a crepe lol.
High five 👋 from Yucatan
Just starting the video but I must say. Women of color ease all my fears about aging. Both of you are so beautiful and vibrant🤍 Can’t wait to hear this conversation.
I love this interview. For the natives in Mexico, some of the costs of living are expensive. Of course, it is affordable for a Canadian or American. San Miguel De Allende is beautiful and it should be on everyone’s bucket list.
I can't wait to go!
Just for clarification, what do you consider "expensive"? How much is a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home or apartment if renting vs property mortgage?
$1100!!! Wow I can't get that here in Los Angeles for a single studio! I will be thinking of relocating and working from home! :)
It's really sad
People please !! The wealthy mexicans have huge , beautiful mansions !! What are you talking about ?? Ask the locals where the wealthy colonies are in Mexico and see it with your eyes. Of course there are more poor than rich . The poor are the ones selling in the streets .
I'm sooo upset that it took me this long to 'wake up' and realize that the 'American Dream' is a pipe dream; that I deserve to live a soft life and not have these high utility/medical bills/car note!
I'm so grateful that my student loans were forgiven and that I've come upon all these wonderful videos of people who have escaped the rat race, the daily extreme stress, the being overworked and underpaid, etc.
Why didn't I wake up 5-10-15-20 yrs. ago tho??? 😩😩
Y'all are so smart and really helping a lot of people! I will spread the word. Thanks so much!!
See you in May of 2024 MEXICO!!! I'm sooooo excited.
such a beautiful home
I am a permanent resident. I am looking for another city to move to. I enjoyed your video. Thank you.
thanks so much for watching!
One more thing, how about the issue of safety and security??
I really like this beautiful Lady is Mexico totally survive with out people from USA
Actually, this place is full of expats that’s why they’re comfortable!! Most locals can’t afford to live there anyone.
Prices rise were ever ex-pats congregate unfortunately
I am considering San Miguel de Allende as a tourist destination. I am not necessarily looking to become a permanent resident as I will return to Los Angeles on a regular basis, (GrandKids). I would love to connect with you. I will check out your retreat website.
I would like to have the name of the insurance company.... Can be that possible? Thank you!!!
Great Video. I live in Georgetown Texas and it's interesting that you have H.EB.. I've heard here in Texas, that H.E.B. was in Mexico. The health ins sounds expensive, but I worked (Retired) for the Federal Government and have international health insurance. I know Medicare would not work in in Mexico. The only negative I think I get from this video, is that you have to have a car, if I am correct. Otherwise, a very informative video. I am looking for a expat life, but never thought of Mexico.
Luv ya u come 2 san Miguel,
It’s funny how people always post positivity but you gotta push the narrative and be factual don’t tell lies
I have enjoyed several of your videos that talk about moving to Mexico, very informative! However , I would like to request if you can do a video that covers Mexican born/ US citizen that still wanna move/retire in Mexico. I’m assuming requirements/rules are different than Americans wanting to move to Mexico, is there a way that you can do a video the covers this?
This is the place I am looking at visiting with an eye for retirement!
Where was the apartment complex for $1200? I’m single and was trying to determine my options of buying a single person home in a good neighborhood.
I am very interested in finding out more about the immigration process.
To come on a tourist visa for imformational/scouting purposes....how much money should i have?
@@deborahjones5933 really depends on where you want to go, how long you want to stay for your scouting purposes... if you are asking about how much spending money you should have?
If I could just figure out how to run my art business and sell on line in the US yet spend most of my time in San Miguel!
that sounds like a great plan!
Thats a fly jacket!
I speak Spanish….and was looking myself a place to retire in the next few years
This is great information! I’m a musician in Dallas, TX and looking at San Miguel as a retirement place. I wonder what it’s like with the music scene for funk, jazz, etc. Would love to connect with some musicians there.
Very classy and sweet lady there for this interview. I spent this last winter 3 months in Guadalajara ok, I been there before so yes, Mexico in general is a beautiful country. And for all of you out there and can you believe this I was in Guadalajara when Juan Gabriel died and also now I was in Guadalajara when Vicente Fernandez died and he died on 12/12/21 and I was dressed up in a mariachi dress. Ok, to those who fon't know who these beautiful people was Juan Gabriel was just like another Elvis and Vicente was the king of mariachi musica so anyway, Mexico is beautiful but you have to know how to live there and if you do, ok it's nothing like it out there. Viva Mexico and viva la Vida like Frida said. Mucho amor to all of us and yes, it's sad now what's going n in Ukraine so let's pray for that country to get peace here soon.
Great city, but beware of the outskirts traveling out of the safe zone. Its getting gnarly, always be aware.
Its good
They are immigrants
Not expats
Correct.
My mom moved to SMA in the 80's and they were called gringos and called themselves gringos, noticed in the last few years that the they now refer to themselves as expats. I lived in Asia because of a job and we were called expats because we worked there temporarily. Was surprised to see an Expat Info Center in SMA on my recent visit...
Can you speak of child care expenses? Schools? Different activity costs?
Can you share your real estate agents info here please?
What is the spelling of the large city she mentioned at 21:42 ?
Zacatecas
@@nextbiteoflife 👍🙏
Querétaro
@@rhondavanderbeek8006 Thank you.
I see your experience of only 40 fellow black people. I have lived in a city in Argentina for 11 years and I am the only N. American immigrant I know in the city. I have 1 friend from the US who lives 40 minutes *outside* the city. The number matters because it’s the difference between a single friendship, a small group, a community, or an extensive community. I will come in Jan w/ my husband and son to see if SMA might be a good fit for us.
Could a couple live on $2,500 per month? We are not fancy and not looking for a large space.
Easley
You guys would live like kings with that money lol...
What is the name of Michelle's townhouse development?
It's called El Secreto. :)
El Secreto
Thank you!
We’re are traveling for the first time to SMA is there an email or website to contact you? Your interview really resonated as a place to want to dive deeper and possibly move there in the future.
SMA is a place for tourists and expats, they pay for the exaggerates prices is a trap for people, is a place without much to give, Querétaro is half an hour from there and that's a very beautiful place, much better than SMA
Thank you ! Do you know the spelling of that big Mexican city she mentioned at 21:42, she said its a large city ?
@@LJ-jq8og Hi, you spell it ZACATECAS, the state has the same name as the Capital city, as for the state, it is rather medium size (about 1500 000 people)
@@imommtube THANK YOU ! 😊
@@LJ-jq8og don't mention it 😊
Considering here and Queretaro. What’s the major difference? Single mother moving with 2 small children 😊
What a great video and interview. What are the arrangements for health and medical services and their quality, especially for retiree age Americans?
"Resident cards or whatever". It's a bit more important than being flippant about immigration laws, wouldn't you say⁉️
En people from
Mexico 🇲🇽 move to the 🇺🇸 for a better life
It’s nice to have many foreigners in San Miguel, but it’s no nice that thanks to that houses are much more expensive for Mexicans and it’s no nice to know that many foreigners buy houses just to rent them and they don’t pay taxes, they don’t bother to learn spanish and unfortunately I’ve heard some people saying “San Miguel it’s beautiful, the only bad thing is that there are many Mexicans. Another one said, we moved to another neighborhood cause there are few Mexicans. I think to myself why they don’t back to their countries. You are welcome to Mexico but please do things correctly. If you have a house for rent “pay your taxes” and respect Mexicans. And also “you are immigrants, not expat.
Exactly!!!!!!!!
I Can rent my little house for 2,000 pesos in a municipio in Guanajuato is call Tarimoro.
I from san san miguel
Are you saying that only foreigners live in beautiful areas in Mèxico ?? You ignore than , that the wealthy mexicans live in the best places , there are colonias of very wealthy locals , but those colonias are apart , like here in US if you go to downtown or regular streets wealthy people usually don't live there . The rich mexicans live in colonies apart from the comercial areas and they live in huge beautiful houses . I have family and friends I can take you to take a look . Specially in Mèxico City in Lomas de Chapultepec , Santa Fè and more . Oh and let me tell you if you see them you will think they are white people but they are mexicans light complected blue eyes or green eyes much taller then average . But not all of course , so if you see them don't think they are not mexicans . We are all different colors .
I understand this because funny thing is when I first visited Querétaro and soon Guadalajara this year I didn’t realize they are white Mexicans. I saw one sit near me at the airport and I thought she was white American until my fiancé told me everyone u see in this mall or airplane they more likely white Mexicans. My fiancé who is white Mexican, but u can tell he Mexican he just light skin like the white Mexicans compare to these people who look European. My fiancé who is Mexican is also wealthy and live in nice gated communities and went to private schools all his life like UAG university. His parents own houses in both states and he also own his own house in Guadalajara because of his school and own 2 nice vehicle, also I’m an American like her. Also when we was in America. A white guy that i thought was just American was actually white Mexican and he talked with my fiancé when we was getting my car renewed papers and, as I handed his debit card to my fiancé. My fiancé told me, as we was leaving the white Mexican that looked white ask if we was together in Spanish, as he told him yes. My thoughts is I guess he was shocked because either he not in America to long to know there is high interracial of white and black now that is up there with white and Hispanic interracial, or because my fiancé is born in Mexico and is rich, as I know there a huge poor and rich gap, so I guess he knew when my fiancé started talking in Spanish well educated, and know he different from the average Mexican and Mexican American. So he was shocked because I guess rich Mexicans don’t date outside there communities. Who knows lol, as it be different if he was just a poor Mexican, middle class or Mexican American but he not…
@@ayuanabradford3206 -Once you understand that Mexican is not a race, but an ethnicity, then you will feel less “shock”. 🙄
@@sofisa11 Ok you’re right. It’s not my fault as it American media that give what an average person from Mexico look like and say race. That’s why we are brainwashed
Gracias a Dios qué hay mil I colores en nuestra línea sanguínea
Geez chill out. She didn’t say Mexicans are not living in the same areas. The interview is about foreigners moving to Mexico not Mexicans living in Mexico. 🤦♀️
they are in san miguel to yield their dollars here they can have a better life.
Can rentals of first floor apartments or condos be available long-term without worry that the owner will want the apartment after a year or two?
🇲🇽🇺🇸👋🏼Chicago
i didn't know it was possible to run a business on a Temporary Resident Visa. Or is it possible due to the husband's Permanent Status. I'd love to do a small business in Mexico but have to start with the Temp Visa and wait it out, I guess.
Excellent.
USA too deadly and expensive, so at 79, I moved to Queretaro, Mexico.
Karma never loses an address.
My biggest fear is Americans 🇺🇸 brining there honory mentality being like I own you because I’m more wealthy than you mentality
I just miss thrift stores and dollar tree