ng out, not havingto worry about anything. When we go to the coast it is a basic pattern;someone trying to show off gets stuck, someone else pulls him/her out,then vice versa. Put in words, and this sounds boring or maybe just plainstupid, but doing it is definitely fun. This type of activity probably puts mein the low-prole range. Partying is definitely low-prole. Hanging out withfriends, just relaxing or talking is low-prole also. My leisure activities wouldput me into the low-prole class. Clothing is the most important criteria for determining class status. The clothing I wear is just whatever feels comfortable. Fussell states that,“When proles assemble to enjoy leisure, they seldom appear in clothingwithout words on it.” (56) I can say that about 80% of the T-shirts I wearhave words or logos on them and about 60% of my tank tops andsweaters have words on them also. With these I would either wear jeansor a pair of athletic striped warm-up pants. I have worn formal dresses afew times; to Proms, Homecomings, and Winter Formals. The last time Iwore a dress was about two years ago. In conclusion, I have already stated that clothing is the mostimportant factor used in judging someone’s class status. If we aredestitutes or top-out-of-sights, we are still people. We all have differentthoughts on life, and we all have different views of classes. There is noright way to class another person, because then your making anassumption that you rightfully can not make. ...
