"A little, arrogant trustafarian"

That's the insult hurled at Jamie Johnson by Brian McNally. Johnson is one of the heirs to the Johnson & Johnson fortune; McNally is the family's financial advisor. The occasion was Johnson's filming of a documentary about the inequality of wealth in America, "The One Percent," reported in the Wall Street Journal as The Rich Man's Michael Moore. Johnson "has learned the hard way that the biggest betrayal for the rich is to talk publicly about their riches."

Also learning this lesson the hard way is Nicole Buffett, who appeared in Johnson's earlier film, "Born Rich" discussing life in the Buffett family. She is the adopted daughter of Peter Buffett, and so considers herself (as all ordinary people would) Warren Buffett's granddaughter. Alas, after her film debut Nicole received a letter from Warren informing her that she neither legally nor emotionally has that status.