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[kvom]

My personal definition:

Middle Class - has a job and needs one

Upper Class - no job, doesn't need one

Lower Class - no job and needs one

[clark123456]

My personal definition:

Middle Class - has a job and needs one

Upper Class - no job, doesn't need one

Lower Class - no job and needs one

I like that.  I'm definitely middle class! 

I'm surprised you upper class folks (retirees; Kirk and Rob) hang out with us middle class folks, but maybe it's so us middle class folks will keep paying your bills so some of you can stay upper class.

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[Big Dave]

To me it goes
Upper class- CEOs & such: no $ worries
Middle class- you can afford what you buy without worrying about how to pay for it
Lower class- others can afford what you buy thanks to our government spreading the wealth

[BigMike]

I heard on a commercial that Disney is running a ticket special. $96 per person per day for four people. Got me thinking.

Upper class goes for a week and stays in the Disney property and never thinks about the bill they're racking up.

Upper Middle Class goes for 4 days and stays at the Marriott Courtyard in Orlando. Keeps on eye on expenses.

Middle Class plans and budgets the trip at least a year out. Goes for 2 or 3 days and stays at at a Hampton Inn. Free breakfast at hotel, small lunch and chain restaurant for dinner. Keeps a very tight budget on the trip and may have to leave expenses on a card for 6 months. 

Lower Class - not going to Disney.


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[clark123456]

I heard on a commercial that Disney is running a ticket special. $96 per person per day for four people. Got me thinking.

Upper class goes for a week and stays in the Disney property and never thinks about the bill they're racking up.

Upper Middle Class goes for 4 days and stays at the Marriott Courtyard in Orlando. Keeps on eye on expenses.

Middle Class plans and budgets the trip at least a year out. Goes for 2 or 3 days and stays at at a Hampton Inn. Free breakfast at hotel, small lunch and chain restaurant for dinner. Keeps a very tight budget on the trip and may have to leave expenses on a card for 6 months. 

Lower Class - not going to Disney.


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Jeez...now I'm upper class...crap!  IF I were to go again, I'd stay on campus.

Truly upper class would pay the fee for the VIP service...baller status, but time is money, so if your income per hour justifies it, you might pay the extra:  https://www.fodors.com/news/5-reasons-to-book-a-vip-tour-guide-at-disney-world-10619

I am not truly upper class...VIP isn't for me.

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[kent10sne1]

I heard on a commercial that Disney is running a ticket special. $96 per person per day for four people. Got me thinking.

Upper class goes for a week and stays in the Disney property and never thinks about the bill they're racking up.

Upper Middle Class goes for 4 days and stays at the Marriott Courtyard in Orlando. Keeps on eye on expenses.

Middle Class plans and budgets the trip at least a year out. Goes for 2 or 3 days and stays at at a Hampton Inn. Free breakfast at hotel, small lunch and chain restaurant for dinner. Keeps a very tight budget on the trip and may have to leave expenses on a card for 6 months. 

Lower Class - not going to Disney.


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Jeez...now I'm upper class...crap!  IF I were to go again, I'd stay on campus.

Truly upper class would pay the fee for the VIP service...baller status, but time is money, so if your income per hour justifies it, you might pay the extra:  https://www.fodors.com/news/5-reasons-to-book-a-vip-tour-guide-at-disney-world-10619

I am not truly upper class...VIP isn't for me.

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Clark @clark123456  , really u got no class like the rest of us, stop trying to pretend u will ever be "classy"  u know us with no class have more fun anyway. 

[kvom]

Upper class doesn't go to Disney at all.

[Raisinhead]

Shameless plug: whatever class you're in, if you are planning to go to Disney, my wife started her job as a Disney planner. She knows her stuff and gets commissioned by Disney. Hit me up.

[DOUG]

Upper class doesn't go to Disney at all.

All of the owners I've worked for that are worth $100 million+ each that have had young children have visited Disney with the VIP, highest they could get.  Private concierge, escort into every ride, all the characters in a private room, no waiting. 

[Anvilsam]

Shameless plug: whatever class you're in, if you are planning to go to Disney, my wife started her job as a Disney planner. She knows her stuff and gets commissioned by Disney. Hit me up.

I can vouch for this. Becky knows her stuff and the process went very smooth. She takes care of everything.

[DOUG]

I need inside storage for a boat. Gwinnett preferred.  Any leads?

[Uncle Randy]

I need inside storage for a boat. Gwinnett preferred.  Any leads?

You got a boat? details?
Edit-wait...maybe I did know. CRS