Kepler
Si certus es dubita
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/white-educated-and-wealthy-congratulations-you-live-in-a-bubble/
Very interesting (and short) quiz.
Very interesting (and short) quiz.
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48. Apparently, I live in a bubble. I don't go to chain restaurants or drink mass market beer.http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/white-educated-and-wealthy-congratulations-you-live-in-a-bubble/
Very interesting (and short) quiz.
I went to a 99 Restaurant(chain in New England) Friday when we were in Worcester for the tourney but it wasn't on the list. I enjoy Yuengling lager so I did check the mass market beer.(I think it's mass marketed)48. Apparently, I live in a bubble. I don't go to chain restaurants or drink mass market beer.
BTW, this thread is useless without the score of the original poster.![]()
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No bubble for this guy, even if I went 0-fer on movies, and only a couple of tv shows, no Ellen or Dr. Phil all the way through, and only a couple of chain restaurants. I'm just a small-town, blue-collar, first gen middle class kind of dude.
Yeah, most of the TV shows where they asked if you'd seen an episode from start to finish were all geared towards women or simply air during daytime TV. That's not possible with my job.
Rich, pampered housewives who don't work.
I have a friend who said she'd be a stay-at-home mother even if her husband only earned $30k per year. They would find ways to make it work because she it's where women belong, according to the Bible. She grew up as the youngest of five, her mother stayed at home, and her dad was an English teacher at a private, religious-based school, so his pay wasn't very high.
No idea on the neighborhood not having college degrees - does my time attending college itself count?
I have a cousin who does that - she stays home with the four kids, and he's a music teacher in a rural Indiana district who makes ends meet by joining a landscaping crew during the summer. They are happy, and I guess that is what matters. I know I couldn't stand it. <--- bubble