Snobby people who went to prestigious secondary schools and crappy colleges

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LMAO. Only you have earned the right to be a snooty snob, right, OP? Because you went to HYP? (So was it H, Y or P? Surely you didn't go to all three.)

Harvard and Yale.

Thank you for making my day a little easier.

- Princeton graduate

NP. This made me laugh.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've been meeting all these snooty parents who try so hard to get their kids into prestigious elementary and high schools. Several of them went to these schools but went to crappy colleges (second tier or worse). DH and I went to HYP and are trying to decide between public and private. We have friends who attended Exeter and Andover type schools but they are down to earth. We earn $1 million+ per year so we can easily afford private school but these attitudes are really turning us off.

What are these people so snobby about?

Shorter OP: Why are all these people snobby, when they have nothing to be snobby about, unlike my husband and me, who aren't snobby even though we actually do have something to be snobby about?

Excellent summary!

[Anonymous]

We're HY also. You're why that's embarrassing sometimes.

[Anonymous]

OP is a high school student, probably a junior, and completely making up the facts to stir up some shit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been meeting all these snooty parents who try so hard to get their kids into prestigious elementary and high schools. Several of them went to these schools but went to crappy colleges (second tier or worse). DH and I went to HYP and are trying to decide between public and private. We have friends who attended Exeter and Andover type schools but they are down to earth. We earn $1 million+ per year so we can easily afford private school but these attitudes are really turning us off.

What are these people so snobby about?

Shorter OP: Why are all these people snobby, when they have nothing to be snobby about, unlike my husband and me, who aren't snobby even though we actually do have something to be snobby about?

Excellent summary!

+1

[Anonymous]

To quote Elaine Benes: fake, fake, fake fake.

[Anonymous]

Op - we didn't go to HYP (gasp - might be considered second tier) and we earn more than you (sucks for you) and kids go to private school. Now who's the smart one??

[Anonymous]

Least effective, most difficult, and inflexible bosses I have ever had went to HYP schools. Attending these schools are not a straight line to success and happiness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op - we didn't go to HYP (gasp - might be considered second tier) and we earn more than you (sucks for you) and kids go to private school. Now who's the smart one??

I went to Yale, my husband went to a state school, we earn way (way way way) less, and our kids go to public school. Obviously we are not the smart ones. But it works for our family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To quote Elaine Benes: fake, fake, fake fake.

Or Taylor Swift: Fakers gonna fake, fake, fake, fake.

[Anonymous]

Yikes. I truly hope this is a fake. My definition of snobby: Leading with where you went to college and, worse yet, judging others by where they went (second tier, oh no!!!)

I have lived here more than 20 years, and if you are old enough (sadly, I am), your friends will end up accomplishing amazing things. But I can honestly say that I barely know where most of my closest friends went to college (even when they went to H or Y or P or S...I added S because you missed the West Coast...East Coast snobbery to boot!). And I certainly have no clue where they went to high school.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Crappy colleges?

Second tier or worse?.

Who is snobby?

Check yourself OP. No matter if you choose public or private you are NOT going to make any friends with opinions like these. Gag.

We are not snobby. I actually think most people we knew in the Northeast were down to earth. DC feels like it is full of social climbers.

Totally. Snobby and INDIRECT. I miss NY/NJ.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LMAO. Only you have earned the right to be a snooty snob, right, OP? Because you went to HYP? (So was it H, Y or P? Surely you didn't go to all three.)

Harvard and Yale.

Thank you for making my day a little easier.

- Princeton graduate

NP. This made me laugh.

NP. Agree but the initial post is disgusting

[Anonymous]

Troll. Ignore the post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Crappy colleges?

Second tier or worse?.

Who is snobby?

Check yourself OP. No matter if you choose public or private you are NOT going to make any friends with opinions like these. Gag.

We are not snobby. I actually think most people we knew in the Northeast were down to earth. DC feels like it is full of social climbers.

Totally. Snobby and INDIRECT. I miss NY/NJ.

Thank you. DH and I have lived all over the Northeast where there are an abundance of excellent public and private schools. We attended college and grad school with people from all over including many valedictorians from not so great high schools. DC feels segregated and very classist. The snobby people I was referring to don't have much accomplishment but their parents were able to send them to these prestigious elementary and secondary schools.