What does this mean? Use the Greasers as your example. Is it possible to leap the track in real life?
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1 comment:
I think born on the wrong side of the tracks means your under previliged just like the greasers were. The soc's, on the other hand, were born on THE RIGHT SIDE because there previliged, like they have hot cars, flash clothes and probably big flash houses!
Kathy
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