Members of the _____ tend to think of themselves as having "real jobs" and regard the "suits" above them as paper pushers.

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Members of the working class tend to have more blue-collar jobs and may see themselves as doing more physical labor compared to the "suits" or higher-ups in their workplace who may have more administrative or managerial roles. The terms "underclass" and "working poor" often refer to people in lower-income brackets, while the "upper middle class" may be more likely to have white-collar jobs and higher levels of education.

Members of the _____ Tend to Think of Themselves as Having