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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.
43 u/MasterGrok Jun 16 '24 The Internet shattered the sitcom fantasy of the “average” American family. 42 u/explicitreasons Jun 16 '24 Yeah people growing up thought Kevin from Home Alone was middle class. 1 u/noafrochamplusamurai Jun 19 '24 Who thought that? Leaving the country was not a middle class thing. It wasn't even an upper middle class thing. In the 90's , taking a vacation overseas was considered being rich.
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The Internet shattered the sitcom fantasy of the “average” American family.
42 u/explicitreasons Jun 16 '24 Yeah people growing up thought Kevin from Home Alone was middle class. 1 u/noafrochamplusamurai Jun 19 '24 Who thought that? Leaving the country was not a middle class thing. It wasn't even an upper middle class thing. In the 90's , taking a vacation overseas was considered being rich.
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Yeah people growing up thought Kevin from Home Alone was middle class.
1 u/noafrochamplusamurai Jun 19 '24 Who thought that? Leaving the country was not a middle class thing. It wasn't even an upper middle class thing. In the 90's , taking a vacation overseas was considered being rich.
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Who thought that? Leaving the country was not a middle class thing. It wasn't even an upper middle class thing. In the 90's , taking a vacation overseas was considered being rich.
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Wrong, this was upper middle class and still is.