Think about the other side of this - the host side. For hosts of these experiences, they don't need to be rich or capital-owning at all in order to be exposed to people of many different backgrounds through experiences.
i think would be very cool if there was an app that would do the reverse and enable the have-nots to have what the haves have, even for a short period of time:
- private heli trip to a private island villa,
- 300' yachts, aventadors, 488s, 911s all free to use,
- private shopping sessions (fully paid for) at hermes, chanel,
- meet-and-greets w/ robuchon, redzepi etc,
- take a whimsical trip to some middle of nowhere farm to work for a day..
at a totally affordable price for the typical middle class in a middling country.
it's not real obviously, it's all a show, rich people don't live like this every day, just substantially more likely to experience something like this than the not-so-rich.
obviously, it's not going to happen, but it is a hope.
So your idea is for an app that would allow anyone to have private heli trips to island villas and free-to-use Aventadors for a "totally affordable" price?
And Vegas! The underlying reason all of those things suck.
Relevant: David Foster Wallace's "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again." You should read it — it's a hilarious takedown of these sorts of experiences (specifically a 7 day Caribbean cruise).
