Class warfare is for real, and it’s time to pick a side. You could throw in with the chateau dwellers, but chances are you’re with everyone else. As the war of whines has progressed, not every 1%er is content falling into their allotted box, and some have stepped forward to prove they’re just regular folks like the rest of us. Here are their stories.
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