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What Is Your Class %?

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I'm so average it hurts. Hey this is america though. Average in america means I can afford a house with 3 bathrooms, a car, and more or less all the gadgetry I want to buy.
 
BUTCH1 said:
What a croc of shit, I've known people who are well-educated and plenty of $$ who were/are complete assholes. "Class" is about respect for oneself and your interaction with other people, it DOES NOT come with a $$ attached to it. The link provided is using the word "class" in place of "dick measuring contest for conceded assholes".
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Boy do I agree and I got a 90 average for a 2003 test All you need is enough money to live your life the way you want; I've got my books, internet, computers, friends and memories of living life Carpe diem.

It is what you accomplish, the friends you make along the way; not that you can stay in a penthouse suite or drive fancy car or live in the Hamptons.

Most people I've met who are well educated and don't have excessive wealth are classy people; having surplus money seems to bring out the 'I'm above the commoners' attitude that makes them that office controlled by the sphincter muscle.
 
Occupation: 74th
Education: 99th
Income: 99th
Wealth: 98th
Average: 93rd

No one looks up to teachers I guess. :\
 
89% = B, got to work on my prestige.

Edit: Hold on a second! Whom did they interview to rank prestige? Was it an online survey?

Top Ten:

  1. Doctors
  2. Lawyers
  3. Database Admins
  4. System Admins
  5. Astrologist or Physicist
  6. Chemical Engineers
  7. Chemists or Materials Scientists
  8. Network Analysts
  9. Computer Support Specialists
  10. Dentists
 
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Occupation: 77th percentile
Education: 91st percentile
Income: 91st percentile
Wealth: 85th percentile
Average: 86th percentile
 
IronWing said:
89% = B, got to work on my prestige.

Edit: Hold on a second! Whom did they interview to rank prestige? Was it an online survey?

Top Ten:

  1. Doctors
  2. Lawyers
  3. Database Admins
  4. System Admins
  5. Astrologist or Physicist
  6. Chemical Engineers
  7. Chemists or Materials Scientists
  8. Network Analysts
  9. Computer Support Specialists
  10. Dentists
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I was curious on this too - I picked "chief executive" just to see what it showed, and it was like... 70% or something. So obviously that is a total joke.
 
IronWing said:
89% = B, got to work on my prestige.

Edit: Hold on a second! Whom did they interview to rank prestige? Was it an online survey?

Top Ten:

  1. Doctors
  2. Lawyers
  3. Database Admins
  4. System Admins
  5. Astrologist or Physicist
  6. Chemical Engineers
  7. Chemists or Materials Scientists
  8. Network Analysts
  9. Computer Support Specialists
  10. Dentists
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That's hilarious - Database admins as the third most prestigious career, tech support specialist in the top ten...

On topic

O: 77th
E: 99th
I: 97th
W: 55th
A: 82nd
 
Occupation: 84th
Education: 99th
Income: 99th
Wealth: 93rd
Average: 94

like the rest of the world, the NY Times doesn't like lawyers so got hurt on occupation.
 
All you rich people sicken me.

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IronWing said:
89% = B, got to work on my prestige.

Edit: Hold on a second! Whom did they interview to rank prestige? Was it an online survey?

Top Ten:

  1. Doctors
  2. Lawyers
  3. Database Admins
  4. System Admins
  5. Astrologist or Physicist
  6. Chemical Engineers
  7. Chemists or Materials Scientists
  8. Network Analysts
  9. Computer Support Specialists
  10. Dentists
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You can tell this is from 2003. Computer related occupations won't rank that high today.
 
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