Paul Cruzado Heimrath a.k.a Ernesto Lucas: "The Rich Kid"

Facebook user named Ernesto Lucas becomes viral on Facebook started from June 12, 2016 after posting harsh comments against the poor people especially the student studying at the public school and the people who uses old and Android phones. Lucas claimed to be the "rich kid" and to have been live in California City, California. Lucas has another account named "Paul Cruzado Heimrath".

A. The school

In this screenshot above, Heimrath (formerly Ernesto Lucas) describes the students, who studying at the public school, as "pulubi" (English: "beggar"). Heimrath mocks to the students who did not experience studying at the private school while he is experienced studying with the air-conditioned-school. Most public schools are let you clean your room every week and also cleaning the schools garden, however Heimrath mocks it.

B. Mobile phone

Another thing is that Heimrath also insults the people who uses the old (Nokia), China and/or Android phones. In the comments above, Heimrath claims to have smashed the newly-bought Samsung Galaxy S7 from his aunt because since he is the "rich kid", Heimrath will not accept any cheaper gadgets.

C. Being luxurious and handsome

Being luxurious and handsome are the most important thing in his life. This screenshot (last two pictures above) above claims that he bought a new Ferrari which is cost $188,425-400,000 (~Php 9,232,825-19,600,000). WTF!!! Who in the world would buy that though he is a Filipino (or Filipino-American)? Another second picture showing the house with HD TV claiming from Heimrath.

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The account "Ernesto Lucas" a.k.a. "Paul Cruzado Heimrath" might not be genuine. Despite the bashing comments received by Heimrath, his posted comments are stood still.

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