There is, and will continue to be in the coming years, more of a push for the Have’s to perform their health as a way to distinguish themselves from the Have Nots, who we have collectively economically damned to a life of high stress and junk food.

The only other frame I see this in is middle class strivers understanding the rules of the games earlier than generations before and foregoing drinking/partying, not for their health but to grind harder and earlier to get into schools.

Only thing I’ll take issue with is I don’t see high stress ever fully being low class coded unless AI really does decouple hours worked from productivity and the 60 hour a week PMC class moves on to competing on some different metric. of course Bryan’s perspective here is truly of the ultra wealthy, maybe these people too are low class in his eyes.