<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Either the 99% has been hi-jacked to include everything from upper-middle class to middle-upper class or it is not the 99%.  I see posts again and again that go along the lines of "I have a good job and own a home and have enough money to get by, but I'm still in the 99%"  Correct me if I'm wrong, but just being employed and having a half way decent job doesn't make you in the top 1%.

First of all, more than 1% of Americans were millionaires in 2010.  I'm assuming that it's around the same level right now.  I don't think anyone posting that they have a little money left over after living comfortably is a millionaire.  

I managed to get a decent job right of college, had zero debt from college and am making enough money to live comfortably.    I know that I had a combination of luck and hard work and that I'm better off than nearly all of my fellow recent graduates (not a single one of my friends has landed a serious job), however, there's absolutely no damn way I'm in the top 1%.  Top 10% -- possibly, top 20% probably.
<bot>: When did everybody employed with a halfway decent job that knows how to manage money a bit get lumped into the top 1%?