"My stomach turned at the sight of a woman carrying a yapping Yorkshire terrier while heading out of this overcrowded gallery." Does anyone else not view this

"My stomach turned at the sight of a woman carrying a yapping Yorkshire terrier while heading out of this overcrowded gallery." Does anyone else not view this entire essay as the definition of a first world problem? (and even then, the term doesn't do it justice?) Surely there's a witty comment to be made about THAT turning the author's stomach, while someone in a third world nation starves...however for me it'd just suffice to point out the struggles of the overworked single mother of two to three in the US of A, the NYTimes' piece today about the disappearance of the middle class [1], and then juxtapose that with this article. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/12/us/politics/as-middle-class-fades-so-does-use-of-term-on-campaign-trail.html http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/12/us/politics/as-middle-clas...