Great Expectations

What is learned about Mr. Pumblechook when Dickens gives the reader a glimpse into his home life?

can someone help me find the answer in chapter eight of great expectations

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Mr. Pumblechook separates his work from his business. He thinks very highly of himself. He lives nicely but not too luxurious.

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