Personally I find the whole “Working Class” and “Middle Class” tags very distasteful in a Republic.
And history has proven how well that worked out and how wrong the theory is.
Underachievement - How many have interesting career paths?
You have peoplewith post grad qualifications working in McDolands or in Super Valu.
What is wrong with this?
There is too much job snobbery in this country.
Snobbery about house locations, colleges, schools etc.
I used to dream about having a job packing bags in Tescos where you did your job, left it and forgot about it. No constantly travelling for business or getting work related calls or emails on the weekends or holidays. I now make a very respectable amount of money working set hours 3 days a week and never think about the job from when I leave it until I come back in.
It actually took a huge amount of courage for me to do this and I still get a funny reaction from friends and former colleagues who consider this a huge step down. Me - I've never been happier.
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Then do it! Life is short.
I'd love to do that!
No offence, but I'm not sure you'd get many tips!!
Lol
I'm not this bad in real life!
House angel, street devil- big softie I reckon!
This is fiction. The real world does not fit your beautiful theories.With the dawn of free market capitalism, which no longer exists, people's status in life is purely down to what they achieve through being productive. There is no barrier to becoming reasonably wealthy.
Maybe he could do an Irish 'wife swap' exercise, and have it filmed in all its glory. I'd quite like to see him taking four kids to four different schools without his land rover.Wouldn't it be an excellent social experiment to place Myers living in a working class estate for a period of 3 months or so. He would of course have to interact with the locals and get involved in the community, shop in the local shops, eat in the local eateries and what ever else it would entail for him to be able to form informed opinions of what it is really like to live "on the other side". He could help out with after school clubs, gaa teams, elderly activities (will be relevant to him very soon).
I wonder would he be up for it?
This is fiction. The real world does not fit your beautiful theories.
Check out today's Examiner article about the ESRI report, e.g. "their analysis highlights the longer term social processes that underlie poverty risks, such as low educational attainment, social background, ill health and disability, household coposition and exclusion from the labour market". We are a long, long way off an even playing field for all.
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