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- The workers barely have enough to practice eat after working at the plant all day

- Shows what class they are in and they are often turned against each other

- There is a lot of jokes about race and sexuality

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8 Mile (2002) - The Lunch Truck Scene (6/10) | Movieclips

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One example of these qualities seen in “Sweat” is when the they lose their jobs at the plant.

- They are fouriated and turn against each other, causing stratification within a class

- The owners of the plant have complete control over their fortune

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- Dicky thinks HBO is making a movie about how good of a boxer he was but it’s actually about his crack addiction

- Highlights how HBO makes money off of their underprivileged living situation

- All of the family rely on Mickey for money from his boxing

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- People are stratified by how many likes they get

- it’s looked down upon to even talk to people of lower social status

- people do anything they can to change that

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Black Mirror - Lacie Rates Coworker - Social Credit System (Nosedive S3E1)

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- Stanley comes from a lower class family and this somehow affects how the judge feels about his case

- His family has a curse of being unlucky and it stratifies him from the rest of the people in his life

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A BUG'S LIFE Clip - "Hopper Arrival" (1998) Pixar

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- Those who don’t resort to mercenary work or illegal activities don’t tend to thrive in the Wild West

- Poor towns are held to barely livable conditions as bandits often rob its resources

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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966) | The Bounty Scheme | MGM