The drama of the lower social classes is not exploitation, but the fact that there is no longer enough wage labor available for them. A large part of the population has become economically useless. What is to happen to people when they are deemed unnecessary? They are only still useful as consumers. The tense coexistence of wealth and poverty in schools is already marking the future surplus population. This becomes evident in the sharper exclusion of young people for whom there is no longer a place in the market-driven society.