You Are Upper Middle Class

You’re stuck in an interesting middle area between upper and middle class. You’re wealthy enough for most people to call you rich (or at least comfortable), but you don’t feel rich! Climbing your way to the top is hard work. And you’ve often feel stretched for time and resources. If only you had a little more money! You can’t help but wish you had the lifestyle of the upper class. You may end up: A manager, high school teacher, or accountant. Other people who share your class: “White collar” professionals and business people

You’re stuck in an interesting middle area between upper and middle class.

Stuck? STUCK?! Nooooooo~ I don’t wanna be stuck!!! >_<

You may end up: A manager, high school teacher, or accountant.

I’m a manager, but my boss keeps telling me that I’m an executive. He says, and I quote, “A manager just sees to it that daily tasks are done. An executive thinks out of the box , and comes up with what to do for the day.”

Climbing your way to the top is hard work. And you’ve often feel stretched for time and resources.

Rawr. So true. Stress, stress, stress. My eyebags are growing. @_@

You’re wealthy enough for most people to call you rich (or at least comfortable), but you don’t feel rich!

The quiz results are pretty much accurate, actually. People have ALWAYS thought me to be rich. (That’s hard especially in elementary and high school because classmates expect me to treat them for snacks or something. Gak! Peer pressure…) They usually base it on my mannerisms, speech patterns, food preference, choice of TV shows and movies, hobbies, and… other things.

Yeah, I live comfortably, and I thank God for it, but I hardly call myself rich.

…

Yet.

Check back in a couple of years… Let’s see then. Heeheehee.