The Gen Z Law Regarding Boomers For Off Season Sake.
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perma
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In before the lock!
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"Gen Z Says Boomers Will Never Understand Today's Struggle Because They Could Buy A Cadillac Off A $30K Salary — Meanwhile 'Millennials And Gen Z Are Working More Than Any Other Generation Ever Has' And Still Have To Live With Their Parents"
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Robbie Scott, content creator, only has 1200 followers on instantgram. It might be time to get a real job. We are doomed.
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I guess Mr. Scott, If I may be so presumptuous to call him Mr. or him, thinks that us boomers were all making $30,000 at age 27. Personally, at 27, I was just three years out of doing my military duty, working full time, starting a family and going to college on my $8,000 a year. 40-hour work weeks were always a minimum my entire life, so I'm not sure what his complaint is there. I guess when you want to pity yourself you look back to a time that you don't have a clue about, and you use your imagination to make believe life was so easy back in the day.
It wasn't.
It wasn't.
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I'm feeling this won't last long...
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He is right though I don’t like working 40 a week I usually try for around 50 it pays better
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SAJ-99
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The article isn't that far off. Boomers have a distorted view of how the world is today, Gen Z has a distorted view of how the world should be.
WildWill
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As a member of generation Z who was setup for success by a pair of boomers I'll assure you they're not all bad. Nothing new about generations not seeing eye to eye.
Funny thing is, I know a whole bunch of gen Z type people. Their struggles and difficulties look a whole lot like what we boomers went through at that age. From a distance I can sit and watch them slowly morphing into what we boomers are today.
The gen Zs I know don't complain about a 40-hour work week, they complain when they don't get any overtime.
The gen Zs I know don't complain about a 40-hour work week, they complain when they don't get any overtime.
Great... Due to clicking the Benzinga (typically $ based) article, AI Google has me on the Gen... blitz.
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To me? I heard how my gramps hiked 5 miles uphill to school in four feet of snow each day - each way!
After which, he rode the fences. 50 hrs? Meh! Child's play.
Darn Stereotypes. Truth be told, it's a right of passage to gripe about the younger generations. Or so my union seniority affirms.
Gen Z is more likely to call in sick to work than Gen Xers 20 years their senior thanks to a mental health crisis ‘turbocharged’ by young women
Young women are 1.6 times more likely to call in sick than Gen Z men, research shows.
Gen Z is living with their parents to save money. But it's going to cost them, big time.
Sky-high rent is forcing Gen Z to live at home. But while millennials were called lazy for living with mom and dad, today it's seen as cool.
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To me? I heard how my gramps hiked 5 miles uphill to school in four feet of snow each day - each way!
After which, he rode the fences. 50 hrs? Meh! Child's play.
Darn Stereotypes. Truth be told, it's a right of passage to gripe about the younger generations. Or so my union seniority affirms.
rjthehunter
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The dumbest always talk the loudest. I'm right in the gen z/millennial Era. And honestly, most of my friends my age and younger own houses and have good jobs.
If you're unable to move out of your parents house, you should make better decisions.
If you're unable to move out of your parents house, you should make better decisions.
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I am not one to advocate for the aarp gang.... but none of them could google a job and get a good confidence interval of pay. Its very easy to say this vs that about costs. How many boomers could offset their morgtage with an airbnb? How many could deliver groceries or taxi at the tip of a button to earn a few extra bucks? How many of them lived through multi year unemployment below 4%?
It isnt a mystery what professions pay what and the lifestyle that can follow.
(X) choices * ( y) luck = success
It isnt a mystery what professions pay what and the lifestyle that can follow.
(X) choices * ( y) luck = success
Flatbrimmer
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So easy, it just ain’t like it used to be. Big ol 30” bucks on every hillside. More Mule deer than Moo Cows and your teacher knew you were going hunting after school. Kids fought with their hands instead of guns. Cigarettes werent bad for you back then
everyone knew how to do something, not just how to play Xbox. Coffee was like a nickel!? 8000 a year when coffees only a nickel? Phooey! I was born in 92– I didn’t read the article I just thought I’d pick on your comment. It’s more satisfying to imagine life was easier for you old farts.
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WTF is a content creator?
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