Keith Payne

What can I tell you as someone who's in those seats now, later in life, I'm embarrassed. That's why I don't look at you. I'm sure you imbue from me that I think I'm better than you and don't want to look at you. But I feel ashamed that I am there and you're not.

You don't have to have four seconds of feeling less than in route to your seat.

You don't have to have four seconds of feeling less than in route to your seat.

You don't have to have four seconds of feeling less than in route to your seat.

It goes further if there's not a class distinction on the plane, then it drops even to its lowest point. Right. But I think the most salient point that you end that example with is that you would be inclined to position that as a story between the haves and the have-nots. And that in fact, it's the story of the haves and the have-more. People who are flying are already the haves by every metric.

It goes further if there's not a class distinction on the plane, then it drops even to its lowest point. Right. But I think the most salient point that you end that example with is that you would be inclined to position that as a story between the haves and the have-nots. And that in fact, it's the story of the haves and the have-more. People who are flying are already the haves by every metric.

It goes further if there's not a class distinction on the plane, then it drops even to its lowest point. Right. But I think the most salient point that you end that example with is that you would be inclined to position that as a story between the haves and the have-nots. And that in fact, it's the story of the haves and the have-more. People who are flying are already the haves by every metric.

Yeah, and then even more shocking than that is that abject poverty that we would measure below the poverty line, the results of that in your later life outcomes, your life expectancy, your educational attainment, your incarceration rate, your health, we would think those would be really, really adversely affected by poverty.

Yeah, and then even more shocking than that is that abject poverty that we would measure below the poverty line, the results of that in your later life outcomes, your life expectancy, your educational attainment, your incarceration rate, your health, we would think those would be really, really adversely affected by poverty.

Yeah, and then even more shocking than that is that abject poverty that we would measure below the poverty line, the results of that in your later life outcomes, your life expectancy, your educational attainment, your incarceration rate, your health, we would think those would be really, really adversely affected by poverty.

But in fact, people who perceive that they're poor have worse outcomes than people who are abjectly poor. but don't perceive themselves as poor.

But in fact, people who perceive that they're poor have worse outcomes than people who are abjectly poor. but don't perceive themselves as poor.

But in fact, people who perceive that they're poor have worse outcomes than people who are abjectly poor. but don't perceive themselves as poor.

Well, let me ask you this. Are your outcomes worse if you feel poor versus you are poor but don't feel poor?

Well, let me ask you this. Are your outcomes worse if you feel poor versus you are poor but don't feel poor?

Well, let me ask you this. Are your outcomes worse if you feel poor versus you are poor but don't feel poor?

yeah and where it's like most painful is when people are living in the shadow of these huge gaps like there are cities that it's dispersed much more evenly and then there's really dramatic cities this would be i would imagine one of the top cities for that oh yeah la new york these big cities that are wealthy are also highly unequal it's

yeah and where it's like most painful is when people are living in the shadow of these huge gaps like there are cities that it's dispersed much more evenly and then there's really dramatic cities this would be i would imagine one of the top cities for that oh yeah la new york these big cities that are wealthy are also highly unequal it's

yeah and where it's like most painful is when people are living in the shadow of these huge gaps like there are cities that it's dispersed much more evenly and then there's really dramatic cities this would be i would imagine one of the top cities for that oh yeah la new york these big cities that are wealthy are also highly unequal it's

I think the suburbs mitigate it, though.