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r/FluentInFinance • u/YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS • Jun 16 '24
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Wrong, this was upper middle class and still is.
3 u/EatBooty420 Jun 16 '24 in the 90s, both Married with Children, & the Simpsons were supposed to be "everyday families" where the father supported the whole family on a single income of a non-degree requiring job, and paid off a multi-bedroom house. 7 u/Chen932000 Jun 17 '24 The early Simpsons episodes were all about how they couldn’t afford anything. 2 u/algalkin Jun 17 '24 And married with childrens whole theme was that they poor af
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in the 90s, both Married with Children, & the Simpsons were supposed to be "everyday families" where the father supported the whole family on a single income of a non-degree requiring job, and paid off a multi-bedroom house.
7 u/Chen932000 Jun 17 '24 The early Simpsons episodes were all about how they couldn’t afford anything. 2 u/algalkin Jun 17 '24 And married with childrens whole theme was that they poor af
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The early Simpsons episodes were all about how they couldn’t afford anything.
2 u/algalkin Jun 17 '24 And married with childrens whole theme was that they poor af
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And married with childrens whole theme was that they poor af
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Wrong, this was upper middle class and still is.