Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:37
Subject: Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Saying "please" and "thank you."
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
That's true of the middle class, too. Not particular to the wealthy.
Yes but the question was about the upper class
The question is asking for habits that are distinct to the upper class. None of these are distinct to the upper class.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:35
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Their thank you notes are engraved with their name.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:33
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:I'm not talking about money; talking about class.
Class and upper class are two different things. There are classy people at all income levels. There are crass people who are upper class (that Bilzerian guy is a prime example).
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:30
Subject: Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Saying "please" and "thank you."
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
That's true of the middle class, too. Not particular to the wealthy.
Yes but the question was about the upper class
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:28
Subject: Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Saying "please" and "thank you."
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
That's true of the middle class, too. Not particular to the wealthy.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:26
Subject: Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Saying "please" and "thank you."
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
All this. Also being gracious when faced with any situation.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:19
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm not talking about money; talking about class.
OK, defined as...?
People who are well bred and raised.
wow like a race horse?
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:18
Subject: Upper class habits?
Saying "please" and "thank you."
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
Not talking about money, religion or politics.
Promptly responding to and reciprocating invitations.
Proper hygiene and dress.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:14
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm not talking about money; talking about class.
OK, defined as...?
People who are well bred and raised.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:12
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Anonymous wrote:I'm not talking about money; talking about class.
OK, defined as...?
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:11
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
I'm not talking about money; talking about class.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:05
Subject: Re:Upper class habits?
Define upper class (or as you so elegantly put it, upper ass). Are we talking royalty, top 1/2 percenters, family wealth, new money?
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:04
Subject: Upper class habits?
OP how are you defining upper class? Rich? Old money?
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:03
Subject: Upper class habits?
LOL -- you said upper ASS people. You got that right.
Anonymous
06/19/2015 13:03
Subject: Upper class habits?
What are some habits that upper ass people can't help?