Money doesn't buy happiness but i'd rather cry in a Ferrari.

[Cash In 22,483]

I do see the merit and meaning of the saying itself. However, whenever I hear someone say it, most of the time it comes off as kind of tone deaf. It's more likely that someone with a lot of money would be happier than someone dealing with the burden of poverty.

I think it would be more fitting to say "Money can't buy you everything."

[Dreambiscuit 10,091]

Money may not literally be able to buy happiness as in, “Hey, let’s go down to the Happiness Store and load up a cart!” But money does open doors and afford opportunity. Rich or poor, money is useful and no one can really go far without it. If someone is rich and unhappy, they’re probably not looking for happiness in the right places. The less affluent recognize the value of money and would have happiness if they didn’t have to struggle with paying the bills. So money can buy the things or circumstances that equate to happiness, which answers the question.

[Spark Thunderbass 1,441]

One simply does not cry in a Ferrari, unless you just so happen to lose to a Ford at Le Mans, hahaha!

[Valynne 2,721]

Money is not everything...... only 99.999999999% is

[Evil Pink One 13,507]

Hehehe.... Sure... cry yourself in a Ferrari... Lets see if you'll regret what you wished for.