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In reply to the discussion: Those of us who grew up on the "wrong side of the tracks" do have one talent that those in the [View all]Emile
(42,336 posts)20. About the time I went into junior high I found this out.
The powdered asses would just turn their noses up at kids who didn't have 20 different outfits to wear at school. We knew them, but they never knew us. I went to a car dealership to buy my wife a new car a few years ago and the car dealer happen to be one of those powdered asses I went to school with for three years. The SOB didn't remember me even after I told him who and the fuck I was! He lost that sale!
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Those of us who grew up on the "wrong side of the tracks" do have one talent that those in the [View all]
Atticus
Feb 2022
OP
Well, I'm glad that you can still somehow manage to see the humanity of a trumper.
Lucky Luciano
Feb 2022
#8
If you have to make someone else look inferior so that you feel superior then
twodogsbarking
Feb 2022
#3
Enjoy this video of entitled Karen flexing that she pays way too much for her Amex
IronLionZion
Feb 2022
#7
I hear you. "Those of us who grew up on the "wrong side of the tracks" do have one talent...
ancianita
Feb 2022
#6
Atticus, nice post. I grew up in a house with a mom & dad and 5 sibilings. I was a horrible student.
usaf-vet
Feb 2022
#27
My dad credits his 20 yrs in the USAF for giving him everything he ended up with.
oldsoftie
Feb 2022
#30
This should be an OP on its own, because its thought-provoking in a different direction.
70sEraVet
Feb 2022
#35
You asked for it. It now has its own OP. Thanks for the suggestion and your comments.
usaf-vet
Feb 2022
#38
I heard a lot of that, too. In my case I grew up on the wrong side of the Broadway EL in Bushwick...
George II
Feb 2022
#44