> but hell for everyone else Maybe "not as good for everyone else", but "hell" is such a big exaggeration. I know plenty of working-class people -- think barbe

> but hell for everyone else Maybe "not as good for everyone else", but "hell" is such a big exaggeration. I know plenty of working-class people -- think barbers, construction workers, baristas -- who live happy lives. The US isn't some dystopia where if you're not a millionaire you're living in a slum.