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Why are public school kids think private school kids are snobs and brats?
ok so i go every summer camps, you know how fun day camp Tennis football art so I wanted one of these camps and some friends there, but yesterday I hear they gossip about a rich snob because I'm in the best private school in the city and how they should not hang with me cause I would brag about the hole time about all my beautiful things and trips I went on ok I want to admit, I'm going to have one of the wealthy people nice things, but I try not boast over and most of the kids at my school are not really rich, and our Ordinary try with their parents, through school but I want to know why, think public school children were all rich snobs were not though?
Public school, children feel less privileged than private school children … although most would hate would a private school. Sun associate private school with rich. And anyway, if someone is in a public school quite well off, they look a bit more snobbish, or rub it, that they have more. At least in my experience. It was about the haves and have-nots. So you can imagine the children would think of private school children because they would assume, of course, the private school kids have more money than the rich public school kids. Also, certain schools in each community as the best known private school or snobbish. It is may not be exactly right all the time, but rumors start with some truth. So at one point or another, it was probably true. And I have to mention the other children and parents Schools (now that I'm older and out of school) and how children from certain private schools make other private school kids look really bad one.
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