>>510168910 (OP)I am all for huge age gaps cause young women are hot, but how many people get rich in their 30s?
Let's take the US, since this is one of the only countries where you can legitimately become rich without getting fucked in the ass by taxes.
A Fidelity Investments study of U.S. millionaires found their average age was around 49. So even if you work your ass of HARD in your 20s, you don't become rich in your 30s most likely, unless you are a very rare outlier, this only happens to 1-2%, this also accounts for inheritance, so it's doubtful if they made their money by themselves.
I am statistically a millionaire in my 30s, but not because I had a smart business idea or worked hard (I never had a job until I graduated university at age 32), but because my parents died, who worked all their lives and left me with 1.5 million euros and some rent objects. These are probably most millionaires in their 30s (minus the never working thing kek).