Post your score:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/white-educated-and-wealthy-congratulations-you-live-in-a-bubble/
I live in a house.
First question stumps me, I have maybe 2 houses close enough to call neighbors, do I just say no?
Answering made be a bit sad and yet It puts me as 33 second-gen upper middle class.
It felt more like a 'are you a redneck' quiz btw
37 points
Makes sense, I am from a small white suburb a ways outside of Atlanta.
>>72320624
Oh fuck I got the exact same score. What province?
61 points
>>72320095
Why don't they have one for ghetto negros? They also live in a bubble. They have no exposure to anything but their ghetto ways.
>25 questions
>every question had a sub question or two
Fuck that shit. got 8 in and stopped giving a fuck.
>>72320624
Yeah, even though im obviously not American I went ahead and did it anyway and it seems like they are calling me a redneck.
Always wanted to be a real American cowboy anyway.
71, I think I might be a hillbilly.
>>72320095
56
It says I'm first generation middle class which is accurate. Both my biological parents are from different countries. I don't watch television though so it was wrong about my television watching habits
>>72321644
That means you're illiterate and poor
What the fuck?
Yes I know 50 of my neighbors and their education levels.
>>72320095
54 Not bad for this place I think.
>>72320095
>all those questions specifically created for american citizens
I feel triggered tbqh
I love how at the end of the day, the only qualifier for the "streetwise hermit at the far end of a mythical mountain," is race.
If you are wealthy and educated, and you've never actually subjected yourself to what the real world is like or tried to influence it in some meaningful way, you're in a fucking bubble, whether you're white, Asian, black, Brazilian. I don't know how someone is going to sit there tell me that those nogs going to fucking university are somehow "oppressed and disillusioned."
>>72320095
Odd thing about this test is that it traps you into answering their questions with no input available but their own engineered responses.
56 points
>>72320095
27. The questions were triggering.
>mfw haven't watched TV since I was 12
Replaced America as well as possible.
33 points. First-generation middle upper class with middle class parents fits well.
>I'm more or less in a bubble because I know some military insignia
wat
>>72325110
I assumed that that question would add more to your "bubble thinness" number.
>>72320095
36
but because I dont know what high school lettering means.
is that like joining a club or something? I did karate so if that counts then i would get different score maybe
>>72325110
It's a quiz meant for Americans to see how much they know about their own "culture," which apparently includes the dankest meme shows like TBBT, Two and a Half Men, and Lost.
What really gets me is shit like "Have you or a spouse purchased a pickup truck?"
I'm not surprised that American journalist's test for something like that is a clusterfuck of inane bullshit.
23, get at me poorfags and goys.
>>72325504
It means you played a team sport for the school
I got a 27
I would have worked in a factory had the manager not told me they aren't hiring any white males
>>72326083
Wait, a higher score means you're more working class?
>couldn't afford TV all my life
>could only afford to eat a box of KD growing up
>couldn't even afford bus money as a kid
>got my first computer 5 years ago
And it calls me middle class?
>>72323978
dont live on an arbys loaded italian sandwich?
pic related
its your country
>>72326290
I got a 27 even though I have three dependents and our entire household income is 14,000. I owe like, $400 dollars right now, have negative dollars in the bank and haven't even started to make rent for May, but I live in a bubble, I guess because I don't argue about politics enough or attend SJW events.
>>72326724
Maybe it's because you don't watch TV and if you don't watch the Big Bang theory than you must be watching "upperclass" PBS shows
>>72326947
>>72326724
The funny thing is that they didn't even mention "dancing with the stars."
I'm a complete backwaters fuckwit. I've seen more people who watch Dancing With the Stars than TBBT, probably because it's more uplifting to see someone with no. fucking. legs. dance than it is to listen to some obnoxious cunt's idea of humor.
>>72320095
> 24
> A first-generation upper-middle-class person with middle-class parents.
Get out of my head!
>>72320095
>19
kek it feels good being rich
>>72320095
what exactly is a bubble
>>72320095
Scored 65.
A first-generation middle-class person with working-class parents and average television and movie going habits.
