What do the poor eat?

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Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:27:56 2019 No.13223071 [Reply] [Original]

What do the poor eat?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:34:24 2019 No.13223088 >>13223071 Why don't you tell us mr knowitall, you wouldn't have posted a bullshit skewed picture like that without having an answer in mind.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:35:45 2019 No.13223092 toblerone

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:36:10 2019 No.13223093 >>13223088 Explain how it is skewed?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:39:35 2019 No.13223097 >>13223093 1. dubious source designed for an outcome 2. doesn't go to the county level 3. bullshit done by college kids that don't know how to do jack shit, that's why they work for free

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:40:11 2019 No.13223099 >>13223093 Is that a good enough explanation for you?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:41:33 2019 No.13223101 >>13223071 My generation is such a failure lmao

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:41:50 2019 No.13223102 >>13223101 Speak for yourself.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:47:18 2019 No.13223111

>>13223093
If that was done and raised up professionally even the substandard cunts at msnbc wouldn't accept it, it's so full of holes. As much as msnbc just comes up with lies, like the hanoi jane channel cnn they'd be really streching it to put that on air.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:47:25 2019 No.13223113 >>13223097 1.)The map is from a credible news source 2.)The local picture is more important than the national picture. 3.)College kids now consist of generation Z not millennials. The oldest millennials are nearly 40.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:50:39 2019 No.13223117

>>13223113
1. bullshit, cite it
2. there is no local picture there, you're full of shit
3. they're not getting paid for their work and that's important, there're no experienced editors or other folk to tell them that they're full of shit when they are and just make shit up to effect some outcome
x. You must still be seething in a fetal position because your anointed one shillary lost.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:51:09 2019 No.13223118

>>13223101
>My generation is such a failure lmao

I spent $200K earning my advanced degree in womens studies but all of these bigoted Mysogynistic corporations won't give me a six figure job!!?!?! And now I'm in debt living in my parents garage, whom I hate. I can't wait until they die and I get their money.

Life is so unfair!!! It's all the BOOMERS FAULT!!!

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:53:28 2019 No.13223122
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>>13223093
>Look at this picture. It has numbers therefore it's true.
If the average income is $20K, that's a FTE hourly wage of $10/hr
Millennial is defined as 23-38, or 18-33, given the date on the image, so an average of 25.5 years old.
So the average 25 year old is making $10/hr in most states, but if they move to California, they're gonna make a dynamite $11/hr? No wonder they blow their money on avacados

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 09:54:21 2019 No.13223127 >>13223122 Where'd you get that average from, haiti?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:01:02 2019 No.13223137

>>13223118
>I spent $200K earning my advanced degree in womens studies but all of these bigoted Mysogynistic corporations won't give me a six figure job!!?!?! And now I'm in debt living in my parents garage, whom I hate. I can't wait until they die and I get their money.

alot of us zoomers have grown up witnessing the generation before us behave just like this, which is why zoomers are harder working, more entrepenurial, and more conservative than the millenials. we don't want to grow up to be losers & failures like the generation before us.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:03:15 2019 No.13223143
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>>13223122
>Get entry level job at Walmart
>Be better than half of millennials

>>13223127
Hourly wage? Hourly is roughly half of yearly minus the thousands.
Or ...
20,000/40x52 = $9.62

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:04:50 2019 No.13223148 >>13223137 Sucker. If you keep telling yourself that like some shit mantra from india then you might start believing it. OOOOOOMMMMMRAAAA Repeat that a few thousand times and it will become true.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:05:46 2019 No.13223152 File: 491 KB, 1080x2280, Screenshot_20191116-100449.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13223127 >$20,000 >$20,000 >$20,000 >$20,000

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:06:20 2019 No.13223155 >>13223143 You're just making shit up, address what you posted before which you just made up and is like shit from haiti, that's where you're getting your bullshit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:07:36 2019 No.13223158 >>13223137 Zoomers >>>>>>>>>> Millenials

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:07:58 2019 No.13223159 >>13223152 Making more shit up to project an agenda? Of course you didn't cite anything. Fuck off, I'm going back to food threads and you'll go back to your socialism classes, schoolboi.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:13:14 2019 No.13223174

>>13223137
Forbs Aricle on why Gen Z is already more successful than Millenials

1. Gen Z Is Motivated By Security

While millennials are often seen as more idealistic, and more motivated by purpose than a paycheck, Generation Z may lean more toward security and money. This is a pragmatic generation — they care about making a difference, but are ultimately motivated by ensuring they have a secure life outside of work.

2. 2. Gen Z May Be More Competitive

Gen Z, on the other hand, is said to be defined by its competitiveness. They want to work on their own and be judged on their own merits rather than those of their team.

Gen Z also understands that there’s a need for constant skill development in order to stay relevant. Their parents likely taught them the importance of working hard, and that no one will hand them their success. This generation is willing to work hard, but they expect to be rewarded for it.

3. Gen Z Wants Independence

Gen Zers’ independence ties into their competitiveness, but they generally like to work alone. Many of them prefer to have office space to themselves, rather than an open, collaborative workspace. Many also want to manage their own projects so that their skills and abilities can shine through. They do not want to depend on other people to get their work done.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:13:47 2019 No.13223176

>>13223071
Here is something a little more current with higher medians but they put conditions on who is included so it doesn't represent the entire generations.

https://www.businessinsider.com/typical-income-millennial-gen-x-baby-boomers-every-state-us-2018-7

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:15:01 2019 No.13223180

>>13223174
>Forbs Aricle on why Gen Z is already more successful than Millenials

4. Gen Z Will Multitask (More Than Millennials)

If you thought your millennial employees were easily distracted, always flipping between texts and emails, just wait until you start working with members of Gen Z! These young people have always lived in a connected world, and they’re used to constant updates from dozens of apps. Switching between different tasks and paying simultaneous attention to a wide range of stimuli comes naturally to them.

This can be perfect for a workplace that requires multitasking. If you’re looking for employees who can focus deeply on a task for a long period of time, make sure that’s communicated to potential Gen Z employees. And, if you see them looking at their phone during work hours, don’t assume that will distract them for ages — they’re used to spending five seconds checking for updates before returning to the task at hand.

5. Gen Z Is More Entrepreneurial

Generation Z is 55% more likely to want to start a business than millennials. In fact, a full 72% of Gen Z high school students say that they want to start a business. This can be tied back to many of their traits — especially the independence and desire for financial success. They are highly motivated and willing to work hard to achieve their dreams.

These budding entrepreneurs can make great employees. They are likely to soak up as much knowledge as they can and take on many different challenges as they pursue their goal of starting their own company in the future.

6. Gen Z Wants To Communicate Face To Face

You may have just gotten used to your millennial employees preferring to communicate over email or Slack, but be prepared to switch it up again. Generation Z likes to talk face to face. Fifty-three percent of Generation Z said they prefer in-person discussion over instant messaging or email.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:16:35 2019 No.13223185

>>13223174
>Forbs Aricle on why Gen Z is already more successful than Millenials

6. Gen Z Wants To Communicate Face To Face

You may have just gotten used to your millennial employees preferring to communicate over email or Slack, but be prepared to switch it up again. Generation Z likes to talk face to face. Fifty-three percent of Generation Z said they prefer in-person discussion over instant messaging or email.

This can be attributed to the negative attention they’ve seen millennials receive for their reliance on technology, or because the technology they’ve grown up with (Skype, Snapchat) has allowed people to communicate with a full range of sound and motion, instead of just text. Be prepared for regular in-person meetings with your Gen Z employees to discuss their projects as well as their professional development.

7. Gen Z Are True Digital Natives

Millennials have long been described as digital natives, but they actually grew up in a world that was still full of landlines and dial-up internet. They’re used to progress taking time, and are just as confused by some of the newest apps as baby boomers are. Gen Z, on the other hand, has been living in a world of smartphones and free Wi-Fi for as long as they can remember. Ninety-two percent of them have some sort of digital footprint.

They easily flit between platforms and technologies and pick up new software quickly. Their relationship to technology may be even more instinctual than that of a millennial in their late 30s.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:17:47 2019 No.13223189 >>13223174 > 8 Ways Generation Z Will Be More Successful Than Millennials In The Workplace https://www.forbes.com/sites/deeppatel/2017/09/21/8-ways-generation-z-will-differ-from-millennials-in-the-workplace/#45ea518376e5

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:18:57 2019 No.13223190 >>13223137 But half of you can’t get laid lol

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:19:57 2019 No.13223194 >>13223190 Makes them the perfect worker bee.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:20:06 2019 No.13223195

>>13223174

> Goldman Sachs is over millennials — it's time to talk about the larger, and more influential, Gen-Z

In a note to clients Wednesday, analysts at Goldman Sachs argued that while much has been made of millennials in the media and investment community, the generation that follows millennials — known as "snake people" — matters more.

"America's youngest generation, 'Gen-Z' or those born after 1998, are now entering their formative years and rising in influence," Goldman writes.

The firm adds:

At nearly 70 million in size and growing, the eldest of which are now entering college and/or the workforce, this cohort will soon outnumber their Millennial predecessors. Raised by Gen-X parents during a time marred by economic stress, rising student debt burdens, socio-economic tensions and war overseas, these youths carry a less idealistic, more pragmatic perspective on the world. Born device in-hand, Gen-Z is America's first generation of true "digital-natives" and they will be America’s most diverse to-date (first to be majority non-white). Over the past several years, educators, employers, researchers, retailers and the like have spent significant time and resources dissecting the Millennial mindset. But the time has already come to focus to Gen-Z, which promises to be just as, if not more, influential.

So I guess that's it: Millennials have had their day in the sun, and now it's over.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:22:07 2019 No.13223205

>>13223174
> Goldman Sachs is over millennials — it's time to talk about the larger, and more influential, Gen-Z

In Goldman's view, the reason it's time to move on from millennials is that Gen-Z simply represents a bigger, more important change in the US than millennials ever did.

Financially, Goldman thinks Gen-Zers will be a more financial conservative generation, with 46% of Gen-Zers saying in a recent TD Ameritrade survey that they are worried about accruing student loan debt, something that has hamstrung many millennials (who are, in some cases, still stuck in their parents' house instead of forming new households and starting families).

Millennials, then, were in a lot of ways merely younger versions of their Baby Boomer parents with a little bit more digital fluency and a lot more student debt.

And on top of all this, the simple reason Gen-Z matters more is that they will soon be a bigger generation than millennials.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:22:12 2019 No.13223206 >>13223189 This reminds me of the articles talking about how millennials will change the world. This is just optimism and nothing else. Optimism is a powerful drug.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:24:17 2019 No.13223214 >>13223206 I just like the part where they talk shit about lazy ass Millenials and how we're already tracking to do better than them financially. That's backed by data, not just optimism.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:26:44 2019 No.13223222 >>13223155 >>13223159 I'm saying the infographic is bullshit

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:28:49 2019 No.13223228 >>13223195 They know young people waste more money than older people unless they have children and few millennials have children.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:31:00 2019 No.13223234 >>13223174 >>13223180 >>13223185 >>13223189 >>13223195 >>13223205 Millennials are already irrelevant... if they had any relevancy at all. Truely the "lost generation."

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:31:07 2019 No.13223236 >>13223205 They'll be a larger cohort because of illegal immigration that wallstreet made sure to keep in place during every administration.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:35:47 2019 No.13223260 >>13223195 >more diverse than ever >mostly Hispanic with no money living off of welfare

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:38:14 2019 No.13223271 File: 256 KB, 451x221, OliveGardenLogo3.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13223071

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:40:07 2019 No.13223278 whatever they can get their hands on, usually empty-calorie, highly-processed garbage.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:40:08 2019 No.13223279 >>13223271 >that black guy who comes in asking for pancakes

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:40:44 2019 No.13223283 >>13223271 Thats poor fancy dinner food like Red Lobster. Olive Garden is suburban families and lower middle class

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:44:55 2019 No.13223298 >>13223071 >tfw I make double what the average millenial in my state (IL) makes and I'm Gen Z Millenials are so overrated and deserve no sympathy.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:47:50 2019 No.13223303 >>13223071 https://www.insider.com/millennial-median-wage-map-2016-11

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:53:19 2019 No.13223330 I have a Master’s degree in Stem Cell Biology and make $32k a year working as a research scientist at my University. Shits wack.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:53:36 2019 No.13223332 >>13223298 >overrated that's a funny way to spell entitled

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:56:16 2019 No.13223342 >>13223330 >I have a Master’s degree in Stem Cell Biology and make $32k a year University of Phoenix Online?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:56:25 2019 No.13223344 >>13223071 This map was made in 2014 when a significant chunk of millenials were still in college making very little money in part time jobs or not even trying to work. Super misleading framing, what a fucking dumb map

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 10:58:54 2019 No.13223356 >>13223298 its almost like the map is not accurate. I made more than double my state's supposed median the year after I graduated college in 2011 and I don't consider what I made then particularly high or even remotely unusual for my peers

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:01:07 2019 No.13223364 >>13223189 well its official, if Forbes magazine says so, thanks for posting literally the whole article rather than just a link to it, that was a great idea

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:02:31 2019 No.13223373

>>13223205
>In Goldman's view, the reason it's time to move on from millennials is that Gen-Z simply represents a bigger,
Its almost like "generation" boundaries are arbitrary and how many years you choose to allot in your made up definition effects how big the group is

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:03:30 2019 No.13223375 >>13223364 we know you millenials are too lazy & ignorant to read anything yourselves so we have to spoon feed you the info.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:03:34 2019 No.13223377 >>13223330 is that a stipend in a pHD program, otherwise why?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:05:42 2019 No.13223383 >>13223375 Its funny how millennial and coastie are basically interchangeable in memes, and same with boomer and flyover, and no one fucking cares about zoomers

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:09:54 2019 No.13223396 >>13223344 Most of the generation would be out of college by 2014. The reason why the numbers are so low has more to do with them including all working millennials.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:13:13 2019 No.13223406 >>13223176 These numbers are much higher because they learned their lesson and didn't include all working millennials.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:21:33 2019 No.13223433 >>13223342 No, the University of Minnesota. Its biology and biomed programs are quite good.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:24:20 2019 No.13223440

>>13223377
No, I wanted to work a few years before getting my PhD to bolster my CV. I don’t know. All I can say is that it’s really competitive out there. I triple majored and was in the honors program of my college during undergrad. After I graduated (but before I got a masters) I could not land even an entry level research position for the life of me. This masters was basically just to get me in the door for Christ sake.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:37:48 2019 No.13223479 >>13223330 Like all Millennial sob stories, you fucked up hard somewhere.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:42:06 2019 No.13223487 >>13223479 They use job visas to undermine American employment.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:46:37 2019 No.13223499 >>13223113 >the local picture is more important than the national picture He said county, not country.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:53:04 2019 No.13223507 >>13223487 Like Asian immigrants are taking American biotech jobs?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:53:53 2019 No.13223509 >>13223093 It repeats the exact same numbers for a fuckton of states, doesn't factor in inflation, and is on too big of a scale. It also only has one source which itself is not only from the popular press, but also 5 years old. Total shit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:56:40 2019 No.13223515 >>13223507 Actually that is happening.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 11:56:42 2019 No.13223516 >>13223071 Pasta. A lot of fucking pasta. >dirt cheap >can add almost anything to it and still be good >calorie dense (this is the big one for real poor families - they always go for calories:dollar ratio)

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:00:24 2019 No.13223520 >>13223515 That's what I was asking. Have you considered moving to another country that needs someone like you?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:02:06 2019 No.13223526 >>13223071 >RepublicanStates.jpg Lol. Retards.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:04:02 2019 No.13223529

>>13223509
Most people are not going to be born, live, and die in a 20 mile radius. It used the latest data available at the time which you wouldn't adjust for inflation. The source was the Minnesota Population Center's 2014 American Community Survey in the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series. It wasn't from the popular press.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:05:06 2019 No.13223535 >>13223520 I'm not the same person with the bio degree

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:06:44 2019 No.13223542 >>13223526 >what is cost of living California millenials make $900 more a year than Kasas millenials, but need 2.75X more to buy a house. That's the product of taxes and regulations designed to "even the playing field".

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:10:56 2019 No.13223556 File: 149 KB, 720x1129, 1573912982557.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is why American wages are shit. https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/texas-popeyes-customer-boy-kitchen

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:14:05 2019 No.13223567 >>13223542 But they have social safety nets that give them a leg up and aren't doing opiods and fucking their siblings. Look at all those poor as fuck Republican states... A wonder why the coincidence... ShitTierIQ.jpg

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:15:27 2019 No.13223573 >>13223556 Yeah it's because a single restaurant in a Republican state helps Fox news manufacture outrage. That's totally why. Idiot. Stay outraged fly over.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:17:44 2019 No.13223582 >>13223071 this can't be true. i was a shit student, went to a public college and got shit grades as a non cs major even. i then just got a job as a software engineer making 6 figures as my first job out of college...

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:17:56 2019 No.13223585 >>13223567 You should tell the people living in tents under the Golden Gate Bridge about those "social safety nets".

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:23:00 2019 No.13223600
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>>13223567
>social safety nets
The kind of "safety nets" that let thousands of people become homeless and literally have to shit on the street because they don't have bathroom access? Those kind of safety nets?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:26:21 2019 No.13223617 >>13223542 No it's due to demand, retard.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:27:36 2019 No.13223626 >>13223573 >A leftist city tried to make my illegals look bad No.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:32:55 2019 No.13223643

>>13223509
The part of it that’s “skewed”, if you could argue that it is, is that it’s possible that they included unemployed people, which in IPUMS ACS data (which this is), includes people who didn’t bother answering the question. Trust me, I’ve worked with it before.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:34:08 2019 No.13223653 >>13223542 >That's the product of taxes and regulations designed to "even the playing field". ok boomer

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:39:53 2019 No.13223676

>>13223643
>Using data from the Minnesota Population Center's 2014 American Community Survey in the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, we found the median annual total personal income for employed millennials. We used the Pew Research Center's definition of millennials: Americans born between 1981 and 1997.
>>13223303
Supposedly they used employed.

The next time though they used more conditions. You needed to be full time, year round employed.
>>13223176
>Business Insider analyzed individual-level data from the US Census Bureau's 2017 "American Community Survey" available from the Minnesota Population Center's Integrated Public Use Microdata Series and found the median total income among full-time, year-round employed workers in each state for three generational age groups: millennials (age 21 to 36 in 2017), Gen Xers (age 37 to 52), and baby boomers (age 53 to 71). Median means half the group makes below that amount and half makes above that amount.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:45:22 2019 No.13223699 >>13223097 Median income in america is like 30k. And millenials are the poorest generation so they make about 21k. Makes sense

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:49:26 2019 No.13223719 >>13223396 most of it, but a significant number would not be, the number makes absolutely no sense

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:52:20 2019 No.13223730 >>13223699 Its crazy how the whole system of work in America is designed to pay older people more than younger people yet you constantly hear boomers whining about ageism when literally everything is in their favor

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:52:28 2019 No.13223733 >>13223071 >DC $43,000 Anyone know why?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:52:34 2019 No.13223736 5-lb government-mandated cheddar. Loaf of bread stick of butter by their powers combined grilled cheese sandwich time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:55:40 2019 No.13223747 >>13223719 Such numbers are based on voluntarily provided data through censuses and surveys so they'll never be perfect.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:57:00 2019 No.13223750 >>13223733 Highly paid lobbyists and politicians skew the data though DC is mostly a slum.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:58:56 2019 No.13223758

>>13223733
because DC is a leach on the US taxpayer, redistributing our wealth to the government's employees and programs dependent on their graft.

Also DC, by virtue of its borders is entirely urban, much of it very expensive to live in so most people in the area that cannot afford it live in Virginia, its a quirk of borders more than anything. If you drew a similarly small box around Manhattan and Brooklyn, or the North side of Chicago, or the nice part of any city, excluding much of the ghetto and all of the surrounding rural areas where cost of living is usually much lower you would see a similar effect. There are definitely some shitty areas within the DC border, but those are increasingly gentrifying pushing the poor to surrounding areas not technically part of DC's statistics

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:59:49 2019 No.13223764 >>13223730 If they are already employed but if they need to find a new job not so much.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 12:59:57 2019 No.13223766 >>13223071 Each other.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:00:43 2019 No.13223772

>>13223747
Looking at their total population number my only though is "how are people so poor" Their general numbers seem wildly small too. Hard to believe I as a 30 year old with a chemistry undergrad degree make about double what the average person makes especially considering I do not feel like I make any more than my peers

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:02:11 2019 No.13223781

>>13223764
I mean the statistics pretty clearly show that boomers make way the fuck more for the same work than younger people. You hear all sorts of publicity about the gender wage gap when it is absolutely dwarfed by the age wage gap, and really in large part explained by the wage age gap since so many fewer boomer women work than millennial women

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:04:01 2019 No.13223790 >>13223189 >forbes

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:52:08 2019 No.13224027 Millennials spent all of their prime years whining & protesting for free shit, and now they're irrelevant. What a wasted generation.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:54:53 2019 No.13224044

>>13223781
>boomers make way the fuck more for the same work than younger people
This is what millenials actually believe.

This is a part of the ignorance & entitlement mentality that Millennial use to justify their lack of effort to do anything productive in life.

EVERYTHING'S UNFAIR SO I'M NOT GONNA EVEN TRY!!!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 13:56:57 2019 No.13224053 >>13224044 Its always boomers whining about ageism. I am countering that with facts

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:00:29 2019 No.13224066

>>13224053
Millennials always point to "boomers" as their justification for why they are such failures in life. Kinda like rednecks who blame all of their problems on the "niggers."

Nevermind the fact that Millenials will recieve the largest wealth transfer (inheritance) from boomers in US history. They should be on their knees, thanking the boomers for every drop they'll get...

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:01:34 2019 No.13224072 >>13224066 there is no evidence that millenials are failing. Thats just another boomer meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:01:35 2019 No.13224073 >>13223071 Is North Dakota a cheap place to live?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:02:40 2019 No.13224078

>>13224066
>Nevermind the fact that Millenials will recieve the largest wealth transfer (inheritance) from boomers in US history
lol yeah, it will be great to get more money when I am already old and very financially comfortable rather than just getting paid equitably to boomers. Literally have to wait for that money to trickle down when I am already old

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:03:35 2019 No.13224083 >>13224066 Calm down grandpa. The doctor said so much stress is bad for your heart

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:03:54 2019 No.13224085 >>13224073 yes, its basically empty, but there is a lot of work, especially hard work so there are a lot of jobs for young people who are willing to travel there for a while and work because companies are desperate to bring more people there

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:04:23 2019 No.13224088 >>13224053 >Go into trade >Apprentice for 2-4 years >50k/yr after with no debt BUT BOOMERS COULD GET A 70K/YR JOB RIGHT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL!

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:05:52 2019 No.13224099

>>13224066
>Millennials always point to "boomers" as their justification for why they are such failures in life. Kinda like rednecks who blame all of their problems on the "niggers."

THE ONLY REASON WHY I AINT GOTS NO SIX FIGURE SALARY IS CUZ ALL THEM NIGGERS & MEXICANS ARE TALKING MUH JOBS!!!

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:06:01 2019 No.13224101

>>13224088
Boomers make more today because our system is designed to pay old people way more than young people. I am not comparing today to when boomers were young, the same case existed then

Just saying boomers need to calm down with the whining about ageism when the system is objectively ageist in their favor

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:50:43 2019 No.13224300 A thread died for this?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:56:46 2019 No.13224327 >>13223071 Fast food. >tfw well above median income as a zoomer I'm just zooming through life.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 14:57:09 2019 No.13224330 >>13223118 >>13223137 Back to /pol/ spiritual boomers

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:00:37 2019 No.13224346 >>13223174 Forbes thinks the 15% of Gen Z that's actually working towards success represents the entire generation. At least 60% of Gen z is obese, phone addicted mulattos who will vote solid blue.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:01:35 2019 No.13224349 >>13224327 to be fair, these numbers include immigrants and black people. You absolutely should be well above median if you grew up white or asian as most people on 4chan did

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:04:12 2019 No.13224360 >>13223520 I have but my family is here..and my dad is getting old. And no I didn’t “fuck up somewhere” as the other person suggested.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:09:06 2019 No.13224388

>>13223137
>which is why zoomers are harder working, more entrepenurial, and more conservative than the millenials.
No you're not. You eat tide pods, play with autism therapy toys, dream of being a youtube celebrity over all else, and are getting cancer from vaping.
Most of all, you're hyper liberal by and large with the only conservative portion coming from children of illegal immigrants and refugees. You're going to destroy this country

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:11:21 2019 No.13224401 >>13224027 Millenials comprise nearly all of your favorite youtubers, twitch streamers, and social media innovators which you rely on as a lifeline for actual interaction with people

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:16:50 2019 No.13224429 >>13224388 Its fucking insane how much zoomers vape, or the fact that this generation has picked such an obviously lame activity to base their culture around

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:18:11 2019 No.13224436 >>13223071 Is this image using median as in median or median as in "I think median means the same thing as average"?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:19:36 2019 No.13224442

>>13223137
>we don't want to grow up to be losers & failures like the generation before us.
>that's why I indoctrinated myself with politics.
Don't worry, you'll grow out of this eventually. I think I did nearing the age of 18.
>>13223190
Not american, but majority of my classmates lost virginity before 17 years old. Also some of us aren't niggers that only care about sex
>>13223653
>ok boomer in this context
Aren't boomers pro-government?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:21:04 2019 No.13224446 >>13224442 >Aren't boomers pro-government? Boomers have increased the size and scope of government more than any generation before

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:26:32 2019 No.13224463 >>13224446 Yeah, that's what I said. I suspect millenials will increase it even more though, idk about zoomers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:29:32 2019 No.13224474 Whole lot of bitter, insecure, triggered Millenials in this thread. I probably would be too if the generation after us are smarter, harder working, & more successful.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:33:17 2019 No.13224489 >>13224474 have fun with the world boomers destroyed

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:35:18 2019 No.13224498 >>13224360 >And no I didn’t “fuck up somewhere” as the other person suggested. LMAO I wasn't asking you if you fucked up somewhere. I was telling you.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:39:31 2019 No.13224518

according to /ck/, i eat like a poor, so here's what I ate yesterday:

homemade granola with chopped prunes and homemade yoghurt for breakfast, a banana mid-morning, spaghetti with homemade tomato sauce and a green salad for lunch and pork chop with chili-and-garlic crispy mushrooms and sides of carrots braised in butter and potato with paprika, dill and chive for dinner.
total cash value for the day's meals was about $4.50 USD. i spend about $150 monthly to feed myself

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:40:52 2019 No.13224526 >>13224518 what do you spend you money on if not food?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:41:05 2019 No.13224527

>>13223781

And guess what Millenials? After the Boomers retire, they'll skip right over the Millenials and hire Zoomers cause the're better skilled, smarter, harder working, & cheaper than Millenials.

Why the fuck would boomer bosses reward lazy ass Millennials who do nothing but talk shit about boomers? No, they'll reward the Zoomers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:43:38 2019 No.13224541 >>13224526 property tax and various bills, mostly

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:46:03 2019 No.13224551 >>13224527 lol ok. But seriously, generations are arbitrary and Boomers do not know the difference between millennials and zoomers

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 15:54:59 2019 No.13224603

>>13224527
Zoomer spotted.

I won't deny you that Zoomers will have more economically relevant skillsets than Millennials when they enter the workforce.
But Zoomers are far more absorbed in e-media than Millenials ever were. Zoomers can be just as hardworking as any other generational cohort, but are you really going to deal with a workforce that constantly spouts memes? May I remind you which demographic made up the highest number of Tide Pod hospitalizations?
>>13224551
plus this

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:00:28 2019 No.13224635 >>13223071 carbs

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:21:10 2019 No.13224738 >>13224498 >I wasn't asking you Take your boomertalk back to Facebook, grandpa.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:24:40 2019 No.13224762 >>13224738 >thinks his opinion is welcome whenever he feels like spitting it out Typical millennial trash.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:27:29 2019 No.13224777 >>13224066 >Millenials will recieve the largest wealth transfer (inheritance) from boomers in US history. so, millenials are basically going to be rewarded generously for being lazy, entitled shits... that seems fair.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:28:53 2019 No.13224783 >>13224777 also, I don't think all these millenials voting for higher estate taxes & death taxes realize that they're literally screwing themselves over.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:30:33 2019 No.13224792

>>13224777
Its funny how boomers think twitter reaction represents what millenials actually think. Its always really funny when you see old media type people commenting and reacting on twitter reaction as though it represents what any real group of people think and isn't just a mix of craxy people yelling to each other and trolls making shit up to get a reaction

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:37:48 2019 No.13224818 >>13224792 > Stop stereotyping us! > stereotypes boomers ok

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:41:26 2019 No.13224835

>>13224818
I am not stereotyping, Boomers objectively post media articles about twitter reaction as though they are news and take shit they see seriously

Its really funny on sports twitter where you see 60 year old reporters reading fans getting mad about complete bullshit and not realize they are just trolling and somehow think they are serious opinions held amongst large groups of fans

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:43:55 2019 No.13224845

>>13224066
>Millenials will recieve the largest wealth transfer (inheritance) from boomers in US history
>Things that will never happen for $500, Alex. Oh, he dead.

Most boomers will die in the greatest amount of debt of any generation and because nothing has been done about the onslaught of outsourcing, job visas, and illegal immigration they will be passing on at best nothing but in actuality tremendous debt. The most selfish generation will be the most expensive generation in old age and death. The issue is millennials will not have the wealth to support it and zoomers will have even less wealth than millennials when they come of age.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:44:31 2019 No.13224849
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When i was dead broke i went to the grocery store with a bag and filled it to the rim with ramen, and the cashier was really cute, and i looked retarded

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:46:16 2019 No.13224857 >>13224845 Nah. >>Millenials will recieve the largest wealth transfer (inheritance) from boomers in US history That would be Gen X.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:47:52 2019 No.13224864

>>13224845
You might want to get yourself educated on the subject before talking out of your ass.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/20/great-wealth-transfer-is-passing-from-baby-boomers-to-gen-x-millennials.html

> $68 trillion is about to change hands in the US

The biggest wealth transfer in history is about to happen — and it’s now expected to be more than double what many thought it was. It’s estimated that 45 million U.S. households will transfer $68 trillion in wealth over the next 25 years, according to Asher Cheses, a research analyst and lead author of a new report from financial services research firm Cerulli Associates.

Baby boomers, who hold the lion’s share of that amount, are the wealthiest generation in American history — thanks in no small part to a 10-year bull market. That generation will pass down those assets over the next few decades.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:49:47 2019 No.13224872

>>13224845
>You might want to get yourself educated on the subject before talking out of your ass.

Millennials Will Become Richest Generation In American History As Baby Boomers Transfer Over Their Wealth

A study shows that Millennials will hold five times as much wealth as they have today and the group is anticipated to inherit over $68 trillion from their Baby Boomer parents by the year 2030. This will represent one of the greatest wealth transfers in the modern times.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2019/10/26/millennials-will-become-richest-generation-in-american-history-as-baby-boomers-transfer-over-their-wealth/#4e11689e6c4b

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:52:53 2019 No.13224888

>>13224872
Millennials parents are in their 50s and 60s mostly. They may one day become the richest group as literally every generation does when their parents die thanks to capitalism constantly making our country richer and more prosperous, but we willbe old as fuck before that happens, fuck my pre-boomer grandparents are still alive boomers are still in the inheriting game as their parents are quickly dying right now

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 16:58:09 2019 No.13224915

>These generation members hold less wealth, are deeper in debt and will face higher expenses than retirees a decade older than them, according to a new report by the Stanford Center on Longevity.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/07/one-third-of-baby-boomers-had-nothing-saved-for-retirement-at-age-58-.html

Their parents were savers and enjoyed post-war prosperity. Boomers squandered it and now have nothing.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:06:52 2019 No.13224968

>>13224864
>implying baby boomers aren't just gonna spend it on themselves for medical bills and assisted living

If they die in a hospital after an expensive stay they're definitely gonna come after whatever property they owed. Even if you somehow keep it are you gonna be in a position to pay property taxes? It's just gonna lead to a more concentrated housing market as already wealthy property owners go around finding millennials who can't afford/have no reason to keep property and buying it so they can year it down to make shitty appartments for college kids.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:07:13 2019 No.13224971

My parents were boomers and the most I'll inherit is half the value of a house close to being condemned. Without my mother's life insurance policy and early death my father at 70 would still be in deep debt. He doesn't even own the house fully though he has lived in it for almost 40 years. He paid as little as possible toward his mortgage so it is still at about how much he got the house for. He has a ten year plan for paying it off. He is not going to live another 10.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:10:42 2019 No.13224999 >>13224971 I'm sorry to hear that, anon. I hope you're doing well.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:28:13 2019 No.13225085

>>13224999
For a lot of baby boomers they kept on running up massive credit card debt and when the downsizing hit in the late 80's or early 90's the economy for them never got better. They saw through out the 90's whatever benefits like healthcare and pensions go up in a puff of smoke. Though they'll have better benefits than xers, millennials, or zoomers will ever see. This is all a product of the post-war prosperity cool off but it has been greatly accelerated by outsourcing to a catastrophic degree. Then again when you see things getting worse you don't keep living like there are no difficulties by just plopping it on a charge card.

It is still funny to think my parents saw no problem in having a credit card for every store and then a few major credit cards on top of it. They did this knowing the economic outlook for them was not keeping up with inflation.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:31:54 2019 No.13225105 >>13224527 >>13224498 >>13223071 >jews use the millenials as scapegoats to manipulate politics for shekels >yes goy-z ((((work hard)))) you're better than millenials! OY VEY

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:36:06 2019 No.13225130 >graduate highschool >land a 60k a year job only after some training FUCKING BOOMERS

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:39:20 2019 No.13225148

>>13225105
The biggest travesty I saw was a couple years ago on the front page of my local paper now owned by USA Today was the most shocking, catastrophic crisis to face generation Z yet. They were 18 or 19 and didn't have credit cards. They absolutely need credit cards to start their credit history exclaimed the paper. This was even though many of them would be taking out loans, had phone bills already, and would have more bills at college but they absolutely needed those credit cards.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:39:48 2019 No.13225151 >>13225130 That basically describes working in the trades in 2019.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:41:50 2019 No.13225161 Underwriting used to be a thing. The bank just did a background check manually to make sure you weren't delinquent on other loans. Now they have this score that everyone needs to boost by constantly borrowing money.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:42:32 2019 No.13225166 >>13225151 >basically describes working in the trades yes if 60,000 was actually 20,000

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:42:40 2019 No.13225168 >>13223071 gas station hot dogs and cheap cigars

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:44:26 2019 No.13225185 >>13223071 >thousand dollar difference >color is completely different what a useless map

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:44:45 2019 No.13225187 >>13225166 Where the hell did you get that number? Mexico?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:44:49 2019 No.13225190 >>13223117 Not the same guy but okay, boomer.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:46:11 2019 No.13225199 >>13225166 t. butthurt millenial who cant get a real job with his worthless degree

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:46:42 2019 No.13225204 >>13225185 The colors are supposed to show how regions have similar numbers, but it doesn't even show that. A table would have been much better here.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:48:20 2019 No.13225215 >>13225166 I made $40K in my first year out of high school as a green apprentice. My wage doubled in 4 years of training and schooling (paid for).

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:52:38 2019 No.13225244 >>13225215 My brother worked with a lot of people who were in the trades while he was employed by Salvation Army as a social worker. They were handicapped.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:55:22 2019 No.13225258 >>13225244 If they were handicapped, then it makes sense that they would make less in the trades.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 17:59:18 2019 No.13225275 >>13225244 >n-no you're just retarded actual fucking cope lmfao

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:00:29 2019 No.13225282

>>13225258

Probably handicapped from the work my dude. Trades will eat your body up and spit it out if you're in the wrong one. Here's hoping you're in the easier one and if not I hope you've got good insurance and a retirement plan. Making a bunch of money in your 20s/30s is great but if your body is breaking down in your 40s I'd question how valuable that money is gonna be outside of medical bills.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:08:10 2019 No.13225322 >>13225282 I remember one guy simply couldn't close his hands. The salvation army was trying to help him get trained in something else. He could no longer work in the trades because of an on the job incurred disability.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:39:50 2019 No.13225466 I don't understand the animosity between millenials and zoomers when we should be united in our hatred of boomers, who are the ones who actually created this mess.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:41:15 2019 No.13225471 >>13225466 Not least because zoomers are like millennials on steroids and meth and juul.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:42:33 2019 No.13225473 >>13225471 Zoomers are literally children. They're behaving like children right now, and that's ok. It's not a reason to hate them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:43:15 2019 No.13225477 >>13225466 Zoomers and Boomers are bros.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:44:31 2019 No.13225484 >>13225473 Zoomers (born 1995) would have been considered adults in times past. Being a twenty-something is not being a child. But today it somehow is.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:45:02 2019 No.13225487 >>13225477 ok boomer

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:46:18 2019 No.13225493 >>13225484 Lifespans are much, much longer, so the period of adolescence scales up.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:47:02 2019 No.13225497 >>13225493 Nice excuse. You sound like the trust-fund-baby-in-chief

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:47:30 2019 No.13225499 >>13223071 I don't know how true this chart is but for alaska, most of our shit is more expensive than the 48s I believe.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 18:48:05 2019 No.13225505 Being poor should be a felony. Bring back the poorhouses.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:17:06 2019 No.13225652 >>13225466 there is no real animosity, its all made up meme stuff

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:18:08 2019 No.13225661 >>13225484 most zoomers are not 20 yet, only a small portion are

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:20:23 2019 No.13225672 >>13225493 >lifespans are longer Actually no. We've only recently managed to make lifespans what there were...before the industrial revolution

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:25:45 2019 No.13225697 >>13225672 this isn't true at all. You used to literally be able to die from minor cuts getting infected, like 30% of women died in child birth, not to mention child mortality, your chance of even reaching adulthood wasn't that good

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:26:51 2019 No.13225701 >>13225697 yeah but if you did you were fine people conflate lifespans and mortality rates and other shit as one stat making any conversation basically impossible

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:27:41 2019 No.13225708 >>13225661 These definitions are all made up. There is one, definite generation every 50 years. Gen Xers was splitting hairs. So is this.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:28:05 2019 No.13225710 >>13225701 well eyah if nothing kills you you lived as long as we do now, obviously, but there were so many risks of being killed constantly, thats what people are talking about

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:28:51 2019 No.13225714

>be me, zoomer
>graduate college in Computer Science like the news and everyone told me to
>im good at computers, i like computers, i play games, im a digital native
>have zero chance of finding of jobs
>gen x parents cant comprehend why i cant find a job
>from what i hear this is most people my age
>never had the opportunity to develop real passion, was geared for a meme that died as soon as we got the degree

Zoomers do not have souls because we were not allowed to develop one.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:29:08 2019 No.13225716 >>13225708 the concept of generations is made up but the fact is no one over 22 is a zoomer

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:29:51 2019 No.13225722 >>13225710 thats bullshit dude. nothing you say even makes sense. that wouldnt scale up adolescence then christ all mighty i just dont get it anymore

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:30:11 2019 No.13225724 >>13225714 dude, unemployment is insanely low, you shouldn't have any trouble finding a job

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:31:38 2019 No.13225734

>>13225722
they scaled up adolescence because now we only need to have like one or two kids. You used to need to start making kids right away if you wanted a couple to survive to adulthood and pass on your genes. Now we can comfortably wait until 30 to start considering having kids because we have a high degree of certainty that they will survive to adulthood

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:34:45 2019 No.13225745 >>13225724 Unemployment is low because people give up looking for a job.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:36:23 2019 No.13225752 >>13225672 Lifespans were longer. Until zoomers came along. Zoomers are the first generation who will live shorter lives than the generation preceding them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:38:13 2019 No.13225758 >>13225716 That’s just false. I personally know a zoomer who is 25.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:40:02 2019 No.13225771

>>13225745
thats fucking bullshit dude, the economy is great despite Trump's anti-trade bullshit. This is about as good of a job market as any of us have seen. I graduated in 2010 when there was actually a bad job market and high unemployment, now its fucking hard for us to even get qualified people to apply the market is so strong and we end up having to hire a bunch of shitheads because its our only option. 10 years ago you had your pick of all sorts of smart young people

Unemployment indeed does not consider people not looking but the idea that absurdly low unemployment levels are caused by insane amount of people not looking for work rather than a strong economy is ridiculous

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:40:35 2019 No.13225774 >>13225745 This. Unemployment figures only account for those actively looking.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:41:39 2019 No.13225779 >>13225771 You’re just wrong. You don’t know what you’re talking about. Sit down and shut up

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:42:59 2019 No.13225787 >me and gf pull in $150k a year straight out of college Feels good man

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:43:24 2019 No.13225789 >>13225774 True, but this in no way is able to account for today's low unemployment rate, there are also fewer people not looking than you would expect

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:43:48 2019 No.13225792

>>13225771
You're an absolute idiot. Computer Science and tech in general is fucked. Here's the scam
>put an entry level job for a bullshit wage but fresh grads still salivate
>put absolutely insane requirements in oddly specific technologies that no fresh grad could meet
>nobody with those skills would work that position for that wage
>read through all the resumes
>'oh, none of them meet our standards'
>guess we have to outsource
>get an indian to work it for even cheaper
>count your shekels
>'Why dont young people just work harder?'

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:44:35 2019 No.13225799 >>13225779 Why are you literally the only person who thinks the job market isn't extremely strong right now? The county my work is in is now under 2% unemployment, its ridiculous, we cannot get people for open positions

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:45:22 2019 No.13225803 >>13225789 >there are fewer people not looking than you’d expect can you pull those specific figures out of your ass for me? thanks

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:45:50 2019 No.13225806 >>13225792 well sounds like your complaint is with your major, not the economy. I majored in STEM in a difficult to outsource or automate field

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:46:13 2019 No.13225809 >>13225799 Dude again, you do not live in reality. Basically all the fresh faced zoomers are completely depressed about the current job market.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:47:09 2019 No.13225815

>>13225803
Like you pulled the figure that the historically low unemployment we are seeing is just due to everyone having given up and not caring if they don't have a job out of your ass?

What is it about zoomers that made them give up so easily when millenials didn't 10 years ago?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:48:43 2019 No.13225827

>>13225806
its a fucking computer science degree anon. thats just unfair. id need a crystal ball to be able to do anything different. holy fuck

you are a boomer, aren't you.
>sell kids on the do what you love meme only to hypocritically\ deny them work

I have heard boomers who cant do SHIT by themselves mind you demand that all new hires be technically inclined, speak multiple languages, and be willing to work for half the pay that THEY started at in the same position while doing way more work and having way more qualifications and certs.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:49:07 2019 No.13225831

>>13225809
I am in charge of hiring STEM people, I manage a chemistry lab, we literally cannot get good applicants anymore, when only like 5 years ago we were constantly getting more good applicants than we could handle. The good job market in turn has considerably increased the compensation we offer, both to keep people around and to prospective employees, but it hasn't been enough

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:49:48 2019 No.13225832 >>13225771 Labor Force Participation Rate was higher in 2010 than it is now. https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS11300000

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:50:22 2019 No.13225836 >>13225792 Capitalism is one big scam and people are only waking up to the fact now (after the Cold War scales have fallen from their eyes)

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:50:45 2019 No.13225838 >>13225827 >id need a crystal ball to be able to do anything different Yeah, no one ever could have predicted that Indians could do that same job cheaper

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:51:09 2019 No.13225840

>>13225831
Nah. You don't live in reality period. I'm done here.
Modern job market is fucking horrible. STEM grads have all wasted their money. I know homeless mechanical engineering, chemistry, and aerospace engineering majors. Really smart fucking people too. Top of their class. naturally smart and inclined.

That's not true tho. The aerospace guy got a job as a walmart bagboy so I guess hes not unemployed anymore. What a great fucking economy we live in

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:51:52 2019 No.13225844 >>13225832 thats because of boomers retiring

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:52:15 2019 No.13225847 >>13225836 theres no alternative though. adopting a dead meme like communism or fascism wouldnt fix us. we require something new but we dont have the luxury to be smart anymore

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:53:08 2019 No.13225852
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>>13225836
>Capitalism is one big scam
just quite a bit less bad than all the other scam economic systems philosophers have tried to force on us with their military power

Capitalism has been the best thing people have ever invented if you care about quality of life

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:54:24 2019 No.13225859 >>13225844 The job participation rate has been flatlining for the past ~5 years.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:54:41 2019 No.13225862

>>13225840
>Modern job market is fucking horrible
I don't know what else to tell you man, no economists are in your camp on this
> know homeless mechanical engineering, chemistry, and aerospace engineering majors
Jesus, what shitty fucking school did you go to. I don't know a single peer I went to school with who is unemployed

Do you live in California?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:55:40 2019 No.13225864

>>13225852
I'm a zoomer without a soul and I don't think I care about quality of life.

If nobody told me to dislike it I don't think I'd find anything wrong with some 1984 society. Government mandated jumpsuits, everything decided for you. Massive commie blocks Sounds fine to me. beats being fucking homeless

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:55:45 2019 No.13225867 >>13225852 >if you care about quality of life based. I fucking love being able to cummies on my iphone every day for 4 hours after work before bed

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:55:47 2019 No.13225868 >>13225859 So it isn't responsible for the massive drop in unemployment?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:56:40 2019 No.13225872 >>13225724 The unemployment rate is people who: -make less than $20 in a week -are currently looking for a job -have been unemployed for less than one year (Still eligable for Unemployment Benefits)

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:57:58 2019 No.13225880 >>13225862 why do boomers want to believe the economy is always 100% perfect

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:59:10 2019 No.13225883 File: 72 KB, 569x500, 1546127870307.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13223113 >credible news source TOP FUCKING KEK

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:59:21 2019 No.13225885 >>13225872 and this number is extremely small right now, which means people actually looking for jobs have it pretty good because supply of labor is low

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:59:37 2019 No.13225887 >>13225847 >>13225852 The sheeple will always say “it’s the worst system except all the others.” Meanwhile the ONLY metric of success in life, in ANY endeavor, is that if at first you don’t succeed try and try again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 19:59:51 2019 No.13225889 >>13225885 hahahahahaha

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:00:58 2019 No.13225892

>>13225880
because the problems with the economy are usually pretty trivial and fixable without creating but bigger much worse problems
Plus by all accounts the economy actually is great right now no matter how much we want Trump to fail (and despite his best efforts to ruin it with leftist anti-trade bullshit straight out of the Bernie Sanders playbook)

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:01:49 2019 No.13225893 >>13225892 why do boomers keep bringing up the president as if me not being able to find work is my conspiracy for hating on the current acting president

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:03:13 2019 No.13225899

>>13225864
>>13225887

>try to logically think of why some society like this would be bad
>cant find one but just know im supposed to hate it
>im a zoomer so i just want to go with what other people tell me really bad

Not even a strawman, thats where im at.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:03:20 2019 No.13225900
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>>13225887
we are succeeding wildly. Never before in human history have things been even close to how they are now

People are living longer, better lives with more and better stuff. You don't have to watch 50% of your children die before adulthood, violence both petty criminal and large scale war is at an all time low

Capitalism does have some problems, but they are incredibly trivial compared to the problems of every other system we have ever come up with

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:03:43 2019 No.13225901 >>13225867 >4 hours Dang. Oh to be so young again

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:05:05 2019 No.13225903

>>13225893
NO, I am hedging my saying the economy is good with the fact that I recognize the president is bad. I just sdo not want to imply Trump is responsible for the good economy as he very much is not, as politicians almost never are

Also why are you calling me a boomer now when this started as me a millennial telling you a zoomer to calm down. I very clearly stated I graduated college in 2011

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:06:38 2019 No.13225908

>>13225885
You're missing the point. If you drive Uber and make $40 a week while looking for a decent paying job, you are not counted.
If you have no job for a couple of years, you are not counted.
If you don't fill out the census, you are not counted.
If you were fired, and thus the former employer does not have to pay unemployment tax, you are not counted.
The Unemployment Rate is a fictional statistic.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:08:34 2019 No.13225916 >>13225900 >everything is fine >yet trump (a fascist) and warren (a communist) are the most popular anti-establishment candidates in decades the average person does not seem to think that “everything is fine”

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:08:52 2019 No.13225918 >>13225908 All of this is true, but none of this explains why unemployment is so much lower now than 5 years ago or 10 years ago

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:10:26 2019 No.13225923 >>13225903 because you are a boomer in mind who wants to dismiss young persons troubles as the product of them not putting in effort

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:10:54 2019 No.13225926

>>13225916
Yes, I very much agree that a lot of people do not think things are fine, but that doesn't make it so (though it may become a self fulfilling prophecy if we continue with more populist shitbag politicians)

This is mostly a result of the modern echochamber polarized media. Both political parties live off of telling people how bad everything is and how they are going to fix it, and then people only ever look at sources that correspond with what their chosen party is telling them

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:11:28 2019 No.13225930 >>13225918 we gave up anon

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:12:01 2019 No.13225934 >>13225923 I think its more just you being delusional than lazy, I am sure you will find something soon

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:12:08 2019 No.13225935 >>13225868 It means any big swings in unemployment weren't because of hiring but disinterest in job seeking.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:12:31 2019 No.13225938 >>13225883 Sorry it's not Breitbart or Infowars.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:13:04 2019 No.13225940 >>13225930 So why didn't people give up in the actually fairly bad economy of 10-5 years ago? Why now? Why did they wait for what everyone agrees is a strong economy to give up?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:13:50 2019 No.13225946 >>13225926 You’re just gonna lie in their faces right up until it stops working, aren’t you? Yes. Yes, you are. Because what else could you do? Let them chop off your head?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:14:26 2019 No.13225948

>>13225918
More people falling out on the one year scope, rise of "The Share Economy" and Uber-like buisnesses paying just enough to pull people off the list, some states adding additional restrictions to Unemployment Benefits, and people entering the a poisoned job market (Thus never being counted).

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:14:46 2019 No.13225950 >>13225935 it in no way implies that specifically. That is one mathematically plausible explanation, but doesn't really line up with other numbers

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:15:49 2019 No.13225959 >>13225946 No politician has ever become popular by telling people "things are fine" that doesn't make it so

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:16:51 2019 No.13225965 >>13225948 what about other markers of the economy? They are basically all strong. Just look at hiring numbers, companies want to hire more people and are struggling

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:17:20 2019 No.13225966 >>13225940 it takes time to drill someone down so hard they give up ever achieving anything

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:18:19 2019 No.13225971 >>13225959 I see a guillotine in your future

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:18:40 2019 No.13225978 >>13225950 If unemployment nose dives because of hiring then the participation rate should skyrocket.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:20:33 2019 No.13225989

>>13224527
>Zoomers cause the're better skilled, smarter, harder working, & cheaper than Millenials.
Holy shit, you're insane. Your boomer education system only gets worse. I am teaching zoomers in college right now, and these kids may not be any dumber than any generation that ever lived (especially not the fucking boomers, Jesus wept every one of you is fucking stupid, not even boomer professors are as intelligent as younger professors, it's fucking asinine), but zoomers have such crippling self doubt that they defeat themselves before they even try.

I have never seen a person who can succeed during class, succeed on homework, succeed in group work, succeed during the exam review, and then get to the exam, freak out, and fucking fail the whole thing because they put literally nothing down.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:21:00 2019 No.13225991 >>13225978 depending on other factors

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:24:55 2019 No.13226009

>>13225965
A seeming majority of "Entry-Level" job openings include requirements of multiple years in the industry or years of experience in a specific software or technology, listing education as an additional requirement. Some would say this is deliberate to file for additional H1B Visas.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:30:53 2019 No.13226046 >>13226009 they often want that, but with unemployment so low they will very often take you regardless

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:37:12 2019 No.13226068 >>13225934 Yeah maybe i'll get a part time job washing dishes and be removed from the unemployment rate you fucking tool

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:38:29 2019 No.13226070 >>13226046 Except if that was happening there would be a marked improvement in the labor force participation rate.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:41:28 2019 No.13226091 >>13226070 there is if you control for the age of recent grads and don't get bogged down by boomers retiring and leaving the work force. There are just a fucking lot of boomers, hence the name

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:44:41 2019 No.13226109

>>13225959
>Everything is fine because Trump told me to repeat this self-serving lie
Oh really? Is that why the Fed through all its recent actions, including keeping interest rates low when they should be raised in a purportedly “booming” economy, appears to be gearing up for another recession?

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:48:02 2019 No.13226127

>>13226046
The Labor Force Participation Rate, a percentage of the population currently employed, is at about 63.3 percent and was at 66.0 ten years ago. The unemployment rate in 2009 was 9.9%. So if Unemployment went down 6% and participation in the labor force went down 3.3%, That's not additional employment driving numbers down, it has to be something else. With the glut of Baby Boomer retirement still looming, it means fewer people still being counted in unemployment by other means.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:49:11 2019 No.13226133 >>13226127 >With the glut of Baby Boomer retirement still looming a majority of boomers have retired, a lot more still to come, that is driving these numbers, not a current bad market

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:50:23 2019 No.13226139 >>13226109 lol what? Trump's whole thing is whining about how bad everything is constantly, he is a populist

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:51:06 2019 No.13226141 I’m so fucking lonely, bros.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:55:54 2019 No.13226171 >>13223520 He shouldn't fucking have to move to an entirely different country. And immigrants should stay in their own countries and make their own countries better. Our country is failing us.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:57:24 2019 No.13226175 >>13226171 Anybody who thinks differently to this should not be allowed to vote. If your nation is not an integral part of you, your opinion about how it is run is irrelevant.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:57:33 2019 No.13226178

>>13226133
The US retirement rate was 13.1% in 2009 and was last rated in 2018 at 16%. That would level out labor force participation but a 6.9% drop in unemployment with no change to participation (After the retirement adjustment) still means the number fell not by employment, but by people falling off of the list.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 20:58:37 2019 No.13226181 >>13226141 How did you end up so lonely? What happened?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:01:12 2019 No.13226196 >>13223071 >making 20k a year how the fuck would you even survive? Do they all work at mcjobs? You could make that kind of money selling water bottles in traffic like a mexican. What the fuck man.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:02:50 2019 No.13226206 >>13226171 >>13226175 The US was founded on the free movement of people and goods across borders.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:04:10 2019 No.13226214 >>13226171 What are you going to do about it? Vote? HAHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:04:27 2019 No.13226217 >>13226196 Hell, the most conservative estimates have beggars making $70/day, or $25,500/year.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:05:19 2019 No.13226221 >>13226206 The US was founded on the restriction only white people could become citizens. It is true. Look it up.

Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:08:39 2019 No.13226244

>>13226196
>how the fuck would you even survive? Do they all work at mcjobs?
Pretty much. Managing non-mcshit stores in my region pays on 2USD more than working there, but requires you to be on call 24/7. I've been offered new jobs but if I get them, assuming they give me the position, I'd likely only get around 34K. The market is fucked.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:08:49 2019 No.13226246 >>13226221 The US also let some of the scummiest people on the planet immigrate here as long as they weren't carrying the plague.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:09:31 2019 No.13226249 >>13226196 $20k a year goes far if you're not a consumerist millennial fuck

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:09:59 2019 No.13226253 >>13226244 >the market is fucked The market for what?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:11:56 2019 No.13226264 File: 80 KB, 1005x640, 027E083A-E2CD-4779-AA4A-86BB0013D7D7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13226221 Shame it didn’t work out for you guys.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 21:15:37 2019 No.13226283 >>13226264 Republicans and the South screwed us. The South for having slaves and the Republicans for setting them free instead of returning them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 22:32:30 2019 No.13226624 >>13223088 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nI6x-DsqZp8

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 23:19:03 2019 No.13226840 How the fuck do people survive on 20k. I make 45k and I barely get by

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 16 23:24:57 2019 No.13226863 >>13226840 by living in cheap cities

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 11:10:37 2019 No.13228624 File: 355 KB, 1200x800, serveimage.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] here's what I ate friday, yesterday and this morning gotta love medcuck school

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 11:12:19 2019 No.13228629 >>13226283 The idea was to return them, you can also thank the south for niggers still being here because they fought for it

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 11:21:39 2019 No.13228663 >>13226283 >Republicans and the South screwed us. The South for having slaves and the Republicans for setting them free instead of returning them. Fuck Republicans. I'm with the Democrats, niggers should only get 3/5 of a vote.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 11:21:47 2019 No.13228664 >>13223092 >£2.00 for a 200g bar at Tesco Yeah, nah

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 11:24:24 2019 No.13228671 So much fucking blue pill in this thread The debt economy is an absolutely fucked up thing guys, it is doomed for collapse, anyone born by the 90’s will witness the worst event in human history.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 12:35:49 2019 No.13228954 >>13223071 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nI6x-DsqZp8

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 16:55:34 2019 No.13230049 >>13228954 why'd you post it twice?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:04:03 2019 No.13230078 >>13223093 in 2014 I was still in college, some millenials were still in high school thier income was 0

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:06:07 2019 No.13230092 >>13225916 How is Trump a fascist?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:19:12 2019 No.13230134 >>13223071 I used to take all the damaged/expired food at work. So that was free coffee, nuts, cheese, protein powder, and snack bars.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:33:29 2019 No.13230193 >>13224044 >EVERYTHING'S UNFAIR SO I'M NOT GONNA EVEN TRY!!! Heck yeah, fuck everything.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:45:58 2019 No.13230251 >>13223071 >tfw make 2x as much as median and still feel poor wtf

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:53:06 2019 No.13230281 >>13223071 I eat food stamps.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 17:58:52 2019 No.13230305 >>13226206 Bullshit, the government funded itself by controlling the flow of goods across its borders.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 18:53:04 2019 No.13230552 >>13230078 They only included people who were employed.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 19:40:33 2019 No.13230814 >>13230251 Depending on your area you still might be, I know my town used to average something like $500 for rent but it's just over doubled in the past 7 years.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 20:26:01 2019 No.13231017 >>13223071 Leftovers.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 21:53:59 2019 No.13231445 >>13223195 >and they will be America’s most diverse to-date (first to be majority non-white) This right here is why all the "Gen-Z are more conservative!" articles are bunk. America will be Brazil-tier by 2100.

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 21:57:04 2019 No.13231453

>>13231445
Minority lefties are just in it for the gibs, you wont be able to pass the torch on to them. You stupid fucking idiots think you’re so relevant because you whipped up a mob of entitled browns but that’s all you really are and we are not headed for anything resembling your equality wet dream.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 21:58:34 2019 No.13231458 >>13231445 I don't think you realize most asian & latino immigrants lean traditionally conservative in values. It's the 2nd gen immigrants, corrupted by american education that become today's definition of "liberal."

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:08:53 2019 No.13231512 >>13223122 Most jobs pay less than 15 so most people make less than 15. Honestly, I’m a dental assistant and make 22 an hour after 5 years. I make more than most people I meet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:14:43 2019 No.13231536 >>13223356 So because you had a job this map is wrong? Anon, there’s a LOT of people who make less than 40k a year. You’re literally in the minority here in America. Does that sink in or do you think because you graduated, everyone else did too?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:18:02 2019 No.13231553 >>13223582 Is everyone like you? No. A lot of people Work at the mall and smoke weed all day for 60 years until they die.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:19:45 2019 No.13231562 >>13231553 It’s a lie anon, you can tell because he thinks highly of cs because it’s a zoomer meme

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:30:24 2019 No.13231589

>>13225714
Apply to the fbi or cia and be an analyst. Go to every start up in town. Do you actually code well or just copy shit you learned and make projects from that? We aren’t looking for masters as entry level, we’re looking for people who have a passion for the work. Build a portfolio, throw it on github, and link it in your cover letter. Also make a cover letter that explains why you want to work there and why you’re perfect for their position. Congrats, now you’re in the know on how to apply to jobs well.

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:35:34 2019 No.13231603

>>13225880
It’s not perfect but if you have a chem eng. degree and you’re homeless, you fucked up. Stop expecting one town to accommodate you. The world is huge apply EVERYWHERE: MOVE for work. Retards, I tell you. Can shell out 200k for a degree but can’t think for themselves.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:41:12 2019 No.13231625 >>13226840 Move. All my bills every month add up to maybe 1100 a month. You don’t have to buy a big house and get a 1.4k mortgage because you graduated or because your parents told you to OR because your bitch wife demanded it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:41:53 2019 No.13231627 >>13231603 Nigga do you not know how student loans work

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:43:05 2019 No.13231630 >>13226840 I’m homeless in my car now, and it turns out lots of people are, like it’s insane. The streets are basically one big neighborhood of people sleeping in their cars.

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:44:29 2019 No.13231636

>>13231627
I do. They don’t go away if you file bankruptcy. Which means you better go find work. I’m saying LITERALLY apply to every single job you can find in the states. If California doesn’t have it, try Michigan? Sleep in your car til you can refinance your loan for lower rates or can get an apartment. I have struggled before, man. People are homeless by choice.

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:47:33 2019 No.13231652

>>13223071
Those states are all over the place in terms of food culture. Even middle-class to wealthy people in the south eat some of the worst shit I've seen and tasted in my life. But overall, if they have little to no food knowledge/education then they eat really bad processed and prepackaged garbage and can't fathom why anyone would pay more for most food and beverage, because they've actually never tried anything that wasn't complete shit. Some poor/low income people do know how to make inexpensive food stretch and can make great meals, though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:48:21 2019 No.13231656 >>13223137 >gen z is more conservative lmao nice bait

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:50:39 2019 No.13231662 >>13223071 I like eating monkey soup. Good shit, really.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:55:51 2019 No.13231673 >>13231636 Chapter 7 bankruptcy will get you out of student loans. You’re not supposed to do it because you can only do it once in life but student loans are a pretty legit use of your get out of jail free card.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 22:58:13 2019 No.13231685 >>13231656 Aren’t they though?

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 23:00:58 2019 No.13231696 >>13223556 Only odd that this was at a large corporate franchise. Small businesses do this all the time.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 23:08:23 2019 No.13231714 >>13231696 Popeyes doesn’t seem to be a very trustworthy company considering that chicken sandwich shit

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 17 23:13:34 2019 No.13231735 Im 29 and make $80k a year and I still struggle to save any significant amount of money. I can't even imagine $22k a year.

Anonymous Sun Nov 17 23:33:25 2019 No.13231785

>>13223093
not skewed but a little misleading. the kids making 24k in washington are probably doing way worse than most of the middle america people even though they have one of the highest median incomes. map doesn't account for cost of living. funny that california is still way low despite it's sky high cost of living

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 18 01:59:49 2019 No.13232170 >>13231562 Counterstrike was popular when I was young and I'm nearly 40.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 18 02:01:49 2019 No.13232173 >>13230092 He gets confused and posts an angry Tweet every time it turns out he can't just decree whatever he wants. He thinks the role of government is to do everything he says. That is fascism.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 18 02:59:14 2019 No.13232282 >>13223097 I'm a millenial and I'm 37. Millenials aren't zoomers.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 18 03:04:46 2019 No.13232290 >>13226840 I would like to know your definition of 'barely get by', tons of people say 'I'm poor' and are full of shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 18 07:33:56 2019 No.13232790 >>13232173 Nope, try again.

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