[ SECRET POST #2917 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2917 ⌋

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Comments

Re: are your friends in a similar socioeconomic position as you?

[(Anonymous)]

It might just be my perception but it seems that most of those I know are better off than I am. I'm not slouching myself, but even my brother, who had a car repossessed a few short years ago, is shopping on another level than me these days.

Er, that's how I measure my socioeconomic position, btw. I can go to a major supermarket and fill my cart pretty full without looking at prices or keep a tally on a calculator (the way I did when I first started out) but my brother (and most of my friends) go to Costco and load up a small truck full of stuff and not blink at the total.

Re: are your friends in a similar socioeconomic position as you?

[(Anonymous)]

Could be your friends are living beyond their means. I used to wonder how my co-workers could afford such beautiful houses, new cars, vacations. They're all in debt up the wazoo. It's not like I don't have any debt myself, but I am very fearful of owing a lot of money.

Re: are your friends in a similar socioeconomic position as you?

[(Anonymous)]

I find I know quite a few people who seem, or are, in a higher position than me but they negate all that by living well beyond their means and constantly lacking in spare cash.