I was born and raised on a farm near a tiny country town. Something that I've noticed as an adult when I visit is that if someone is talking about someone they know who has made some money, regardless of how they've made it (it's usually farming or inheritance), they whisper and lower their head as if at a funeral. The sense is that to have made money a person MUST have done something at least a little bit evil.

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I thought that it may have been unique to Australia, but it doesn't seem so based on people I've heard from.

Hmmm, similar upbringing and this rings true.