which today refers to the social pressure to maintain a lifestyle comparable to one's peers. Momand based the strip on his own family's experiences trying to live a "well-to-do" lifestyle on a modest income in Long Island.
: The primary narrative driver is the McGinis family's constant, frantic effort to match the social standing, wealth, and material possessions of their neighbors, the The Invisible Rival : Interestingly, the Jones family themselves are never seen keeping it up with the joneses jab comix
The comic was so successful that it coined the popular idiom "keeping up with the Joneses," which today refers to the social pressure to
Note: While "Jab Comix" is a known adult-oriented comic brand, there is no official or widely recognized mainstream story titled "Keeping Up with the Joneses" by Jab. The information above refers to the historically significant comic strip that originated the term. The information above refers to the historically significant