Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the presence of tattoos, hairstyle.

You've never been to LA, Miami, or Vegas.

Yes I have. There are a lot of trashy people in those places, to be sure.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:shoes

What about shoes?

Eh. Are you looking at expensive brands vs not? And how are you defining SES? Some people like my FIL come from a very humble background and he can't force himself I spend money on shoes or cars but he can certainly afford anything he wants (well not a private jet) to since he worked hard and made a lot of money and saved most of it.

The smell of their excrement.

Anonymous wrote:shoes

What about shoes?

Anonymous wrote:the presence of tattoos, hairstyle.

You've never been to LA, Miami, or Vegas.

How someone speaks.

Anonymous wrote:How they talk and what words they use. It's harder to judge just by clothes etc, some people just don't care about that and will wear 10 year old shoes but flu first class to Europe.

It's not the age of the shoe that gives it away. It's the quality, style and brand.

How they carry themselves, and shoes.

Speech and manners

shoes

Very broad brush here, but weight. Middle class tend to generally look average weight to me, working class tends toward significant overweight, upper class tends toward significant underweight (I don't know how they do it but it's often an obsession).

How they talk and what words they use. It's harder to judge just by clothes etc, some people just don't care about that and will wear 10 year old shoes but flu first class to Europe.

the presence of tattoos, hairstyle.

Teeth.

What gives away your socioeconomic status? When you look at a person, how do you conclude what class they belong to?