Anonymous #1 1d

It was $250,000 when they bought it. It’s about $750-$800,000 now

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Anonymous #2 1d

The middle class nonetheless. I genuinely thought he was rich rich

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Anonymous OP 1d

Oh yeah that tracks

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Anonymous OP 1d

baby, you just live in a poor state. Or a poor area. You could both be considered middle class to some extent, you’re just on opposite ends of the spectrum. I used to think so too, until you see real wealthy places like in Florida, California, New York, Texas. That’s just the class disparity

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Anonymous #3 20h

North Carolinas middle class lives in trailer parks apparently 😭

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Anonymous #3 20h

Some of the houses I’ve seen in Texas are actually insane. My parents have got a pretty modest place for where they’re staying (still a nice neighborhood) but go 20 min down the road and you run into actual mansions and castles

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Anonymous #1 20h

Wild

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Anonymous OP 18h

some areas, I’ve lived in Bristol

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Anonymous #1 18h

I live in a pretty common 500K 3 bedroom 2bath one story house that we inherited, across the street is a trailer park and a block down the road a 5mil dollar mansion, all in Alabama 🫪 like wtaf? And kids used to thing I was rich, but my dad made less than their parents combined. It’s about resources, access and the community. In LA there’s 6mil dollar luxury TRAILERS, in trailer parks!! Blows my fucking mind

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Anonymous #3 18h

arab ?

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Anonymous #2 18h

YOOO

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Anonymous #3 17h

no shot i was right 😂

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