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Low-riding your car also costs money, but I don't think it correlates with income. At least not in the direction you'd expect.
by Psyonic 16y ago
Low-riding your car also costs money, but I don't think it correlates with income. At least not in the direction you'd expect.
- gte910h 16y agoWhile you are pointing out something that does cost money, it is a niche product only used by a certain social group. I'd assume within the social group (which I'm not even sure how to define), you actually would find it correlates with income.
- Psyonic 16y agoWhile this is certainly true (you have to a car to low-ride it), shouldn't be expect social groups to be at play with alcohol as well? For example, lawyers tend be to more intelligent (and have higher incomes) than the general population, and perhaps lawyers tend to drink more. Is this suggestive of a correlation with income, or profession? Do the smarter and presumably better paid lawyers drink more than others?