Like most countries, the UK has a population comprised of all social classes.
The percentage of upper class individuals in the Philippines is estimated to be around 1-2%, while the middle class makes up approximately 30-40% of the population. These figures can vary depending on the criteria used to define social classes.
third and second estate
people of the middle class (in the UK at least) have houses big enough to hold at least 4 family members usually, the farther usually works as a dentist or a lawyer or equally highly payed job and brings home the income for the whole family. It is important to remember that although middle class people have a better deal than lower class people, they don't have as good a deal as upper class people, so most middle class people are in between whatever you may think of the lower class and aristocratic pompous self employed bastards of the upper class. Baring this in mind I'd most likely label the middle class as; well off fine tuned almost rich generously rewarded in the middle the model families the middle men and women people with a 'better start to life' average citizens
As of 2021, approximately 50-60% of the UK's population is considered to be part of the middle class. This includes various occupational groups and income brackets within the middle-income range.
Toff is typically used in the UK to refer to someone of an upper-class. It is usually used negatively.
somewhere around $500 for economy class I believe.
An awful lot like living in the UK today and being working class
"Central Networks is a company that is located in Derbyshire, United Kingdom. It is a city that is found in the upper-middle region of the United Kingdom."
In the context of academic grading, particularly in the UK and some Commonwealth countries, "second class upper" (often abbreviated as 2:1) refers to a classification of a bachelor's degree. It signifies that a student has achieved a good level of academic performance, typically with a percentage range of 60-69%. This classification is often a minimum requirement for entry into postgraduate programs or competitive job positions. The grading system consists of four main classifications: First Class, Second Class Upper (2:1), Second Class Lower (2:2), and Third Class.
They have not been legal. During the early 18th century opium was used by upper class males in "opium dens". It was popular but no legislation actually was in place to stop it despite police at the time raiding many of these establishments Both these drugs are not classed as Class A a in the uk and are illegal
Class B
The word seems to be a cross between aristocratic (of the upper class) and anesthetic (UK anaesthetic, a pain killer).The similar word is aesthetic, meaning beautiful or for artistic effect.