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Same exact score I got. Grew up poor but am middle class now
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You got 18 points.
The higher your score, the thinner your bubble. The lower, the more insulated you might be from mainstream American culture.
See below for scores Charles Murray would expect you to get based on the following descriptions.
48–99: A lifelong resident of a working-class neighborhood with average television and movie going habits. Typical: 77.
42–100: A first-generation middle-class person with working-class parents and average television and movie going habits. Typical: 66.
11–80: A first-generation upper-middle-class person with middle-class parents. Typical: 33.
0–43: A second-generation (or more) upper-middle-class person who has made a point of getting out a lot. Typical: 9.
0–20: A second-generation (or more) upper-middle-class person with the television and movie going habits of the upper middle class. Typical: 2.
I'm currently a Staff Analyst at a city agency.
Looks like someone grew up well off. Care to share your thoughts on this quiz?
On a side note: To add more spice to this thread--Let's also include our professions. Would be interested to see what the socio-economical regressions are in relation to "Bubble" score.
Yeah some of the questions had me really scratching my head.4 points. Word to Ben Wallace.
Ain't got time for any of that stuff. Fishing, Modern Family, Christian friends?
So that means my bubble is big?
LOL @ those chain restaurants. This survey wanted it to be one way... but it's the other way.
For a test that test how american you are I'm surprised there wasn't a tipping question. Only thing more american than tipping is racismWas waiting for
"Do you have friends who dont tip? "
I figured my number would be low, but damn.
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this mean you're soft and sheltered?