[ SECRET POST #2148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2148 ⌋

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Comments

[llei]

Yeah. Frasier is perhaps near the top end of these things, but I feel like 90% of TV is about people whom I would consider very well-off?

The houses, the clothes, the product-placed electronics. Even when the text tells you they're not rich, the trappings contradict it.

It was actually kind of a rude awakening for me the day I realised - holy shit - these people in this sitcom/fantasy/sci-fi/police procedural have waaaaay more money than anyone I know.

[brooms]

but if we're looking at escapism/a desire to live large, "vaguely well-off" doesn't really make for as great a fantasy as "emphatically rich".

that's why i assume frasier or any other character' whose privileged socioeconomic status is openly part of the set-up and often discussed >>>> the protags of, idk, friends?