A few quotes from the Rabbi on 'Traditions of the Fathers'
in which he teaches not to maintain any pretense with wealthy people, so that the simple folk also listen
"Hear what the LORD is saying: Come, present [My] case before the mountains, And let the hills hear you pleading."
This is to be interpreted as a hint that when a person reprimands even wealthy people without pretense, then the remaining, less privileged people, will certainly heed their words: Present My case before the mountains – refers to the wealthy, which will bring about that "the hills hear you pleading" – refers the simple folk.
Keren LeDavid UleZar'o, p. 161, Jerusalem, 1997