Question

The class of Americans that pride themselves for having "real jobs" and feel that workers in suits are no more than paper pushers with no practical experience are the:

Answer 1

Working class is the correct answer.

In the United States, the working class pride themselves by saying that they are the ones who have "real jobs". They usually work blue-collar jobs like manufacturing, food service and retail sales. According to them, the people who wear suits are mere paper pushers without significant practical experience. However, this is just a matter of point of view.