Fat, it is stored as fat stores. This happens when your muscles and liver finish transforming glucose into glycose.
He portrays rebels, outsiders and, in a way, outcasts from those ideals that had been proposed and imposed upon everybody. Artists, poets, drug addicts, gays, prostitutes, homeless people, lunatics - all of them weren't losers, but victims of the cruel capitalism and hypocritical ethics of the thriving and self-confident middle-class. Middle-class suburban life was all decency; and Ginsberg challenges all of their ideals by portraying those who have lived in the gutter of society.
I got this off of google anyways your answer would be A)
The social class in Latin America goes as follows (in order from highest to lowest): Peninsulares, Creoles, Mestizos, Mulattos, Africans/Slaves, and the Indigenous. At the top of the social class were the Peninsulares.
