>>2023353this is only really true where there has been stable multi-generational affluence, it takes a while for the trauma of poverty to fade. usually what you'll see in the first-generation wealthy (meaning kids who were born to parents who were born poor), there's still a chip on their shoulder about looking poor so they need to make sure everyone knows they eat steak every night and everyone in the house has nothing less than a 5 series.
even if kids have a natural tendency to rebel against their parents, it will have to be done in other ways, the kids have an innate understanding that their social status is completely dependent on the car "flex". so their rebellion might come in the form of choosing a different major in college, or dating someone outside the ethnic boundaries.
it's the children of that generation that will feel secure in their social status that they can get comfortable adopting fringe lifestyles like veganism or #carfree