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https://jezebel.com/millennials-are-well-educated-and-paid-like-shit-1762683416

So supposedly the median wage for a 30 yr old in the u.s. is about 19.32 an hr...

So 50% of people that are 30 get paid less than 19.32 an hr....

What do you guys think? I think that's kind of shit.

Nationwide for all age groups in all states, it's 18 an hr.

Personally, I am seeing less and less of a future being an employee. God damn...

If you're still making under 20 an hr as a 30 yr old, there's no fucking future with jobs..

Seems if you don't major in nursing, engineering, medicine in general, cs, and a few more (so idk, if I were to make a guestimate, I'd say only about 15-30% of jobs are good), then you are fucked and in a futureless job.

How does that not depress you?
If the cost of living wasn't as high as it was now (nearly 300k when in the 1960, it would be UNDER 100k when taking inflation into account meaning a home is basically 3x more expensove than it was for boomers)

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/cost-to-buy-a-house-in-every-state-ranked-2018-8

It wouldn't be the hugest deal.. fuck this housing market.

Well anyways, what is your opinion of the median wage? It looks pretty shit to me.