Signs you are a YUPPIE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:- Yeti Coolers
- Lululemon head to toe
-Peloton bikes

Sounds like you be unconsciously biased against fit outdoorsy people. Lol

Peloton is the opposite of outdoorsy. Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can admit we’re yuppies:

- Starbucks latte every morning

- Shop at WF, especially for fish and cheese

- Spent $100K on renovations to our house

- Completely networked Apple devices, including two Home Pods, three iPads, and WiFi-enabled lights and fans that we can control from our phones

- Bar cart on our main level that DH uses to make old fashions

- Nespresso machine

- Subscriptions to the NYTimes and The Economist

No, I don’t think you’re a yuppie if you spend 4 dollars on shit coffee everyday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe OP meant preppy... but I am not even sure if that is a thing anymore these days

Preppy is fine, but i get judgememtal about Vineyard Vimes and Yeti Coolers.

Yetis are awesome! And, redneck fisherman who drive lifted trucks have yetis.

Vineyard Vines is legit preppy. Their t-shirts are super soft and wash well. Their iron-free button downs are convenient. And, their ties are cute and fun. Judge away!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can admit we’re yuppies:

- Starbucks latte every morning

- Shop at WF, especially for fish and cheese

- Spent $100K on renovations to our house

- Completely networked Apple devices, including two Home Pods, three iPads, and WiFi-enabled lights and fans that we can control from our phones

- Bar cart on our main level that DH uses to make old fashions

- Nespresso machine

- Subscriptions to the NYTimes and The Economist

No, I don’t think you’re a yuppie if you spend 4 dollars on shit coffee everyday.

Hint, darling: it’s about having the money to spend on things like expensive lattes. No one cares that you don’t like Starbucks; it doesn’t make you special or superior.

[Anonymous]

You were at Mike Doonesbury's first wedding.

[Anonymous]

It's a dated term for sure.

Wouldn't call WF preppy. If you know Baltimore, Eddie's and Grauls are preppy. Grauls Ruxton especially, it's stepping back to 1985 in there. DC doesn't have an equivalent.

[Anonymous]

Yuppie? My parents (baby boomers born in the 50s) were yuppies back in the day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a dated term for sure.

Wouldn't call WF preppy. If you know Baltimore, Eddie's and Grauls are preppy. Grauls Ruxton especially, it's stepping back to 1985 in there. DC doesn't have an equivalent.

No one in Baltimore is preppy. People in New England and sometimes NYC can be preppy. No one in Baltimore ... lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe OP meant preppy... but I am not even sure if that is a thing anymore these days

I would argue OP and the Whole Foods/Apple PP are still "preppy" but in an almost self-parodying and try-hard kind of way way.

How is WF preppy?

Have you been to any in DC? They're like a country club for millennials.

The WF in DC are dirty and crowded!

[Anonymous]

Wearing shoulder pads?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aren't all the yuppies now in their 70s? And are probably now neither young, nor urban, nor professionals?

50’s and early 60’s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the term still Yuppie? That’s so late 80s/early 90s

This.
Yuppies? Seriously?
OP must be an English-language learner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can admit we’re yuppies:

- Starbucks latte every morning

- Shop at WF, especially for fish and cheese

- Spent $100K on renovations to our house

- Completely networked Apple devices, including two Home Pods, three iPads, and WiFi-enabled lights and fans that we can control from our phones

- Bar cart on our main level that DH uses to make old fashions

- Nespresso machine

- Subscriptions to the NYTimes and The Economist

No, I don’t think you’re a yuppie if you spend 4 dollars on shit coffee everyday.

Hush! They also SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECONOMIST!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe OP meant preppy... but I am not even sure if that is a thing anymore these days

I would argue OP and the Whole Foods/Apple PP are still "preppy" but in an almost self-parodying and try-hard kind of way way.

How is WF preppy?

Have you been to any in DC? They're like a country club for millennials.

The WF in DC are dirty and crowded!

+1

This whole thread seems to be written by exuberant observers. Like a bad Tom Wolfe novel of social observation that is just off. Like that Charlotte whoever novel that he wrote.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the term still Yuppie? That’s so late 80s/early 90s

This.
Yuppies? Seriously?
OP must be an English-language learner.

+1. Or someone whose hey day was in the 80s and now is making fun of millennials.