O.k. seriously, you are kidding right. First I agree having a brand displayed is the norm for modern American culture. Having half of your hair shaved painted blue and applying Oreo stickers to simulate a packaged brand of cookies is not. I am not going to get reflexive with my examination about this. Get real.

The CEO garbage you are spouting is so far removed from this, I won't even respond to it. You have to be kidding me. Did you get this from your sociology 102 class. Blah blah.

Again, every example you gave about Miller High Life and clothing is not an equal comparison to this woman's choice of brand display. Again get real.

I stand by my bold assumption about this woman. I have worked in the NYC public schools for 6 years as a special education teacher and have first hand experience in this kind of behavior. If you cannot tell anything about this woman's level of education from this picture, I feel sad for your total lack of common sense and ability to read the most normal social cues. You are going to be taken advantage of by many people. Good luck.

Finally. I don't know why you want my opinion about white "hipsters." I am going to assume that you are implying racism on my part, since you brought race into this. I don't see how my thoughts and that have any bearing to this. I never once implied race to this or assumed anything about her skin color and her education. Do not label me because of your personal vendettas or problems.

All the maybes you present are stretches to say the least. You know inside these are not true. I know all about the Oreo stigma you are speaking of and can see from this person that this is not the case. I would happily bet a fortune that each one of the possible circumstances you presented are way off the mark. I would also bet a fortune, just looking at this woman's fashion sense that her level of education is pretty low.

Good day.