Quote by Kiana Tom

Money doesn't buy class.

Money doesn't buy class.

Summary

This quote highlights that wealth or material possessions are not enough to elevate one's character or manners. Class is not defined by financial status, but rather by one's behavior, attitude, and treatment of others. It suggests that true class comes from qualities such as respect, kindness, and humility, rather than solely relying on monetary power. In essence, the quote reminds us that money alone cannot buy the traits that define an individual's class or character.

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