> Would it be socially acceptable for a high class person?
One nice side effect of Korea's tumultuous 20th century is that old social hierarchy mostly collapsed, because everything burned down. Hyundai's founder was famously a son of a peasant. You could be literally a great-great-great-grandson of the last king and your friends would be like "Oh really? Cool story bro."
So I don't think the question is applicable at all, unless we're talking about a handful of ultra-riches - who knows what they are thinking.
One nice side effect of Korea's tumultuous 20th century is that old social hierarchy mostly collapsed, because everything burned down. Hyundai's founder was famously a son of a peasant. You could be literally a great-great-great-grandson of the last king and your friends would be like "Oh really? Cool story bro."
So I don't think the question is applicable at all, unless we're talking about a handful of ultra-riches - who knows what they are thinking.