What’s classy for rich people but trashy for poor people?

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Anonymous wrote:Unconcerned about parking tickets
Frequently involved in litigation
Family history of military service
Has a very long driveway

Hahah omg this is so true

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Drinking

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Naming kids after geographic locations.

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Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

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Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

Consider the name “Hudson” when shouted across a trailer park. Now imagine it announced at the intra-mural waterpolo game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Surveillance and/or private property signage in the yard

Good one! Wish I’d thought of it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

Consider the name “Hudson” when shouted across a trailer park. Now imagine it announced at the intra-mural waterpolo game.

It would be Judson in the trailer park. And the Hudson playing water polo was named after his great-great grandfather, not the river.

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Has antique cars in an outbuilding
Plays tennis with a wooden racket
Kids miss a lot of school

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Not having a regular home address and only having a PO Box or Rural route box.

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Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

Consider the name “Hudson” when shouted across a trailer park. Now imagine it announced at the intra-mural waterpolo game.

It would be Judson in the trailer park. And the Hudson playing water polo was named after his great-great grandfather, not the river.

Or, more accurately, the river was named after his ancestor, Henry Hudson

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Anonymous wrote:Naming kids after geographic locations.

Can you provide an example of this being classy?

Consider the name “Hudson” when shouted across a trailer park. Now imagine it announced at the intra-mural waterpolo game.

It would be Judson in the trailer park. And the Hudson playing water polo was named after his great-great grandfather, not the river.

Or, more accurately, the river was named after his ancestor, Henry Hudson

Yes, Hudson is really his middle name...because his mother was a direct descendant of Henry Hudson.

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Anonymous wrote:having more than 5 kids

More than 3 = Always, always trashy. Always.

Not when they all attend private schools, summer camps, and ivies on a single income or no discernible form of income and are called Chip or Trip.

Chip or Trip are always white trash.

No. My DH (deceased) went by Trip short for triplet because he was the IIIrd. His parents were wealthy.

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Claiming descent from someone who was very famous 200 or more years ago.

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Church attendance
affairs
day drinking
having children repeat a grade

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going to rehab