When you don't live in reality, no wonder you are so upset all of the fucking time.
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From the post:
>Boomers, those born before 1964, on the one hand think earning just under $100,000 makes an individual a financial success, according to a new study by Empower. At the other end of the scale Gen Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, claim that only those that earn $588,000 or more are well-off or 'successful.' 'The average Gen Z worker makes $45,000, these people have lost their minds,' investor John Pompliano wrote on X in response to the findings.
“Baby Boomers are set to pass on $53 trillion to their children by 2045 in what experts have called the 'greatest wealth transfer in history.'”
Humble boomers...lmao!
Boomers look at $20 an hour like you're giving away the company.
I worked nights in a hospital E.R for $9/hr in the '80's. Wasn't all that long ago.
Obama era jew politicians figured out how to garner brownie votes by raising wages beyond skill and capability.
For some small businesses, $20 an hour is unsustainable. Many young folks are delusional in their expectations. The market should be setting wages, not the government
I should've specified skilled labor.
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