...That in the 90’s I worked on a factory floor.
Safety shoes, safety glasses, no make up, hair in pony tail, jeans and t shirt or jumper depending on the temperature, lugging heavy stuff about.
I worked full time plus overtime, along with dh, and ploughed all our money into buying a house in a nice area, and ultimately paid off the mortgage.
Now I work in admin for the NHS. I wear make up, shoes with heels, have a decent hair cut and colour, and I look smart.
My colleagues are quite judgmental, and very money/image orientated, so they don’t know about my job on the factory floor.
They think I’ve always worked for the NHS, and they think I’m stuck up because I live in a nice area, whose house was paid for by wages from a factory floor worker.
I’m not stuck up btw, I’m quite shy.