Being "wealthy for generations" means establishing and passing down significant financial assets (real estate, investments, businesses) along with the crucial values: moral and social, together with knowledge and habits to manage and grow that wealth, creating lasting security and advantage for future family members.
It is also called "generational wealth" that requires education, strategic planning and stewardship. "Old Money" refers to families who have maintained wealth across multiple generations, well distinguished from those who recently acquired wealth: the so called "new money".
The difference of behaviour between the two classes is grotesque. Because "Old Money" has an innate style that no money can buy. The new wealthy didn't grow in that environment, didn't breathe that atmosphere, didn't absorb that language.
At the end, you just see some kind of unnatural luxus, sticked onto bodies that look misproportioned, and many even artificial (especially in the Usa!)...
Unfortunately, being the new money people much more than the old money wealth, you end up attending a kitsch theatre of futile narcissistic conceit.
I am disgusted!
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