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If you never repurposed glass jars of peanut butter for drinking cups, please keep the fake Horatio Alger stories to yourself.
In America people love to fake being rich or having grown up poor. Most can be fooled, I can't. Hint - Rich guys wear Patek Philippe not Rolex. - Poor kids knew about using margarine counters as "Tupperware."
and the used bread bags for sandwiches.
haha. we had to save the bread bags to put over our socks in the winter to function as boot liners.
did that a few time too ! 
I was never poor, but I still use margarine containers for Tupperware. Also have one of the margarine containers designed to be reused as a cereal bowl. Thank you for calling out the class appropriation of those on the left.
I feel like I am throwing away a good container when I finish the cottage cheese.
We had to run across the street to our neighbor's house to get buckets of water to flush our toilets when mom couldn't afford the water bill..... I feel so so sorry for this big whiny idiot! Prosperity IS having a roof over your head, warm blankets in your bed...pathetic
I feel that. My dad grew up poor in a broken home.
Didn't like talking about it.
After he made it big and started donating to @SalvationArmyUS I asked why them
He paused seemed choked up & said. "They fed me". He had to leave the room never liked anyone seeing him cry
Spaghetti sauce for us.
Store brand mac & cheese with hot dogs cut up in it was a casserole.
Frozen bread... Thaw what you need, never goes off
What's really funny is how long it takes to learn how to not be a poor person at least for some of us. I was earning a six figure salary while driving a beater and had no credit because I never tried to, and blowing a lot of money on frivolous stuff for a long time.
We “saved” bacon grease in an old coffee tin to use later as the no-stick solution for our frying pans. This tin never fully emptied which means the grease at the bottom was lord knows how many years old.
Cold spaghetti lunch from a i can't believe it's not butter tub! That's not poor, that was just the 70s
Wait we still use butter containers as Tupperware.
Grew up 1 of 6, catholic Air Force family for 21 years. Dad retired at 55, mom worked as a teacher/ Principal. They scrimped and saved, so that we could get an education and inheritance. Fast forward many years...I’m in the top 3%. Folks who grew up ‘poor’ are the best tippers
My poor identifier was powdered milk and school lunch tickets! Now I don't wear a watch (don't have to), but there is a nice chopard in the drawer - never Rolex...
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