The WSJ had a similarly out of touch cross-section a while back http://www.wsj.com/news/interactive/WEALTH0105

Ah, the HENRYs.

I remember laughing my head off at this crew working at a bank in the middle of the financial crisis, waiting for the world to end.

http://www.felixsalmon.com/2008/10/unsympathetic-demographic...

FTFY http://afscme.tumblr.com/post/40696645755/fify-wall-street-j...

Wow, this just takes it to a whole new level

Why does the single parent with $260k a year income look so sad? In fact, why does everyone in this look like they're in a Ken Loach film about a miner's strike?

Because of those cuh ray zee tax increases, of course! /s

Not sure seriously. I'm with you, these people all look so sad. I'm not sure if it's a work life balance thing or if I'm just crazy thinking that, if I could insanely increase my income, I'd be happier...

That's one bunch of sad looking people.

To be fair, one of the CEOs was staunchly in the middle class ($55K/yr).

Granted, but it's still a decent margin above the median millenial at $33k/yr. I would have liked to see at least one closer to the median.

Yeah, that looks a lot more like typical millenials.

Wow. A noncompete to make sandwiches.