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So in your classifications the "I don’t care what stuff costs in restaurants" and " I don’t care what a vacation costs" would fall into the same category? To me
by okmokmz 8y ago
So in your classifications the "I don’t care what stuff costs in restaurants" and " I don’t care what a vacation costs" would fall into the same category? To me being able to afford living expenses with a little left over would likely qualify as middle, not having to care about restaurant cost would qualify as upper-middle, and not caring about vacation cost would be upper. There's a pretty huge gap between being able to drop $1000 at a restaurant, and people able to spend tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars on a vacation.
- italicbold 8y agoThere is also not caring about the cost of a restaurant on the odd occasion and not caring about the cost of a restaurant for breakfast lunch and dinner every day.
- ataturk 8y agoI'm pretty well off but I still get annoyed at how much vacations cost. It's not the affordability that is at issue, it's just how bad they gouge you at typical destinations. Also, I can eat at restaurants for maybe two days in a row and then I absolutely can't stand restaurants anymore. Restaurants are disgusting, actually. I don't care how posh they seem, they're still disgusting in the back.