What attitudes and actions constitute upper class versus lower class?

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Oct 1, 2014
1:39:25pm

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POLL: What is the highest income percentile that can still be considered middle

SCcoug

10/1/14 1:23pm

are you serious right now?

byuguns55

10/1/14 1:26pm

well he probably defines middle as average which would be different than median

cougarfann888

10/1/14 1:31pm

According to this 98% Percentile is still middle class

BYU81

10/1/14 1:32pm

middle class isn't just salary based. It's attitude and action based

BlueFrog

10/1/14 1:35pm

What attitudes and actions constitute upper class versus lower class?

My Soapbox

10/1/14 1:39pm

Depends on the amount of "reality" TV you watch.

Mikey

10/1/14 1:40pm

sweater vests

johnnycarson

10/1/14 1:40pm

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My Soapbox

10/1/14 1:41pm

Monocles and spats vs. saggy jeans and glasses sans lenses.

Linescratcher

10/1/14 1:51pm

buffet snobbery

ds7

10/1/14 2:06pm

Warren or Jimmy?

Mikey

10/1/14 2:13pm

Good question, because the top 99th% can make 2x or 100x as much as the the 98th

frontrowcougar

10/1/14 2:23pm

I don't think that class is defined by the amount of income -- it is defined by

workindev

10/1/14 2:28pm

Definition of class

AxelDC

10/1/14 4:45pm

I would say $250k, which puts you in the Top 1.5%

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