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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WASP culture is less of a money thing and more of a mindset.

The clothing marketed to WASPs is more of a marketing thing.
Real WASP's will wear the same blazer and shoes for 20 years.

Many WASP kids go to public schools.  If they are good public schools then they offer value to the family. WASP families have
discreet old money because they never buy anything new.

A WASP woman would never be caught wearing a Kardashian
style purse.

WASPs typically don't travel on European vacations.
[b]They will vacation at Grandma's summer house in 
Rehoboth or at the Jersey shore that has been in the family for generations.  [/b]Or....like the Bushes....vacation in the
northeast.[/quote]

WASPS vacation on the Jersey Shore?  And here I thought I was starting to figure out what this WASP thing was. [/quote]

No. Maine or Europe. Maybe Nantucket or the Hamptons. Cape Cod didn’t seem like a thing at all.[/quote]

There are Wasp summer enclaves all over the Northeast, even the [b]Jersey Shore[/b] and the Cape. But they are small and private and you only know about them if you know. [/quote]

No. No. No. You are not a WASP if you go to the Jersey Shore or Rehoboth. And of course, the Cape is for WASPs. Where do you think the Kennedy compound is? (Yes, I know they were Catholic) Massachusetts, Maine and Rhode Island is where WASPS summered. signed, Grew up in New England, spend summers in the Vineyard.[/quote]

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