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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=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. [/quote] OP here. We never tell people where we went to school. In the Northeast, people were usually judged on their own accomplishments. We have friends who come from real money (10 figure wealth) who are achievers. DC natives feel like they are snobby because there is such a large poor population. They grew up entitled and keep the same attitude. [/quote]Ha ha, so your rich friends in the Northeast managed to live in neighborhoods with their other rich friends but those of us who deign to live near poor people have an entitled attitude??!! I'll be sure to discuss that with my neighbors who work as security guards and carpenters and cashiers and the kids in the tutoring program where I volunteer. I didn't know I had such an entitled attitude from living in a working class neighborhood. So nice for your rich friends that they were able to live in wealthy ghettos. Too bad they don't get out more into the real world but if that keeps them "down-to-earth," maybe it's a good idea to protect them from poor people.[/quote]
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