Upper crust
The phrase "upper crust" refers to the highest social class or the most privileged and well-respected individuals in society. It typically denotes wealthy, influential, and educated people who hold positions of power, prestige, and social status. The term originated from the literal meaning of the upper crust of a loaf of bread, which is considered to be the most desirable and prestigious part.
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