What does it take to join the American rich club?

The conditions for joining the American rich club are:

(1) Legal American citizens (including foreign immigrants with green cards).

(2) Need reference.

The admission fee is 70 thousand dollars.

④ Bachelor degree or above.

⑤25-50 years old.

There are cars and villas worth more than $80,000.

⑦ More than 3 years experience in marketing. It's harsh, right? But every successful member can use it as a platform to deal with rich people and get a membership card issued by the club two years after joining the club.

With this certificate, you can enjoy many preferential policies provided by the U.S. government, including a loan of $20 million from any bank in the United States. So today, this is a game and platform for the rich, and it is also a huge financing platform for the American financial community. Last but not least.

The largest rich club in the United States is an institution transformed from a special economic model, which was acquired by the American government from two Jewish college students more than 150 years ago to build the western economy. This model makes perfect use of the essence of money movement, produces value multiplication and achieves a win-win situation. Its operating principle is called Raphael's Law in economics.

In today's social industry positioning, this model belongs to finance. However, at that time, many farmers in the southeastern United States did not cooperate (because the United States is an immigrant country, land is private, and land must be intensively developed in the west), so the American government bought this model and put it in the western cities.

Let those farmers make money as the first investors, because the profits are great, so people will exchange sesame seeds for watermelons, so the western development will go on like this. Of course, there are many problems, but the power of the state machine is beyond people's imagination, so I won't go into details.

After 19, this model officially surfaced in legislation and transformed into a formal organization-the rich club. Since then, it has been running 150 years, and it still exists as much as it can. At the beginning, everyone could participate, but now only qualified people above the middle class in the United States are eligible to participate.