PhDhawk wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 11:10 am
Ousdahl is almost 40 though.
Sigh.
I should mention, I’m personally better off financially than I’ve ever been, with the best job (at least in terms of compensation) that I’ve ever had.
I’ve got a nice little nest egg going, a portfolio diversified even, with handsome contributions every month to mich’s 401k.
No mortgage, though I pay more than I’d like in rent. No kids or younger sugar baby of a wife or significant debt otherwise. It’s easier when you’re single and mostly just fish for fun.
I just don’t brag about it much online. Except for my sweet canoe…now THAT is an asset!
I think I can be financially stable on a personal level, and still curious about the generation and the country as a whole.
Supposedly a majority of Mericans don’t even have $1000 bucks in savings, living paycheck to paycheck, one emergency away from financial ruin.
And it concerns me, even if it doesn’t apply to me directly.
Shrug.
Which makes all of the pissing and moaning and inciting revolution you do even more ridiculous.
PhDhawk wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 11:10 am
Ousdahl is almost 40 though.
Sigh.
I should mention, I’m personally better off financially than I’ve ever been, with the best job (at least in terms of compensation) that I’ve ever had.
I’ve got a nice little nest egg going, a portfolio diversified even, with handsome contributions every month to mich’s 401k.
No mortgage, though I pay more than I’d like in rent. No kids or younger sugar baby of a wife or significant debt otherwise. It’s easier when you’re single and mostly just fish for fun.
I just don’t brag about it much online. Except for my sweet canoe…now THAT is an asset!
I think I can be financially stable on a personal level, and still curious about the generation and the country as a whole.
Supposedly a majority of Mericans don’t even have $1000 bucks in savings, living paycheck to paycheck, one emergency away from financial ruin.
And it concerns me, even if it doesn’t apply to me directly.
Shrug.
Which makes all of the pissing and moaning and inciting revolution you do even more ridiculous.
Go figure the bored’s resident Christian is also the guy who doesn’t care about anything or anyone further than 3 inches from his own nose
I should mention, I’m personally better off financially than I’ve ever been, with the best job (at least in terms of compensation) that I’ve ever had.
I’ve got a nice little nest egg going, a portfolio diversified even, with handsome contributions every month to mich’s 401k.
No mortgage, though I pay more than I’d like in rent. No kids or younger sugar baby of a wife or significant debt otherwise. It’s easier when you’re single and mostly just fish for fun.
I just don’t brag about it much online. Except for my sweet canoe…now THAT is an asset!
I think I can be financially stable on a personal level, and still curious about the generation and the country as a whole.
Supposedly a majority of Mericans don’t even have $1000 bucks in savings, living paycheck to paycheck, one emergency away from financial ruin.
And it concerns me, even if it doesn’t apply to me directly.
Shrug.
Which makes all of the pissing and moaning and inciting revolution you do even more ridiculous.
Go figure the bored’s resident Christian is also the guy who doesn’t care about anything or anyone further than 3 inches from his own nose
Nah, he's all about forgiving serial rapists and people who've killed multiple other people.
What he can not tolerate is a food server having a bad day, or a cook making more than $12/hr.
I should mention, I’m personally better off financially than I’ve ever been, with the best job (at least in terms of compensation) that I’ve ever had.
I’ve got a nice little nest egg going, a portfolio diversified even, with handsome contributions every month to mich’s 401k.
No mortgage, though I pay more than I’d like in rent. No kids or younger sugar baby of a wife or significant debt otherwise. It’s easier when you’re single and mostly just fish for fun.
I just don’t brag about it much online. Except for my sweet canoe…now THAT is an asset!
I think I can be financially stable on a personal level, and still curious about the generation and the country as a whole.
Supposedly a majority of Mericans don’t even have $1000 bucks in savings, living paycheck to paycheck, one emergency away from financial ruin.
And it concerns me, even if it doesn’t apply to me directly.
Shrug.
Which makes all of the pissing and moaning and inciting revolution you do even more ridiculous.
Go figure the bored’s resident Christian is also the guy who doesn’t care about anything or anyone further than 3 inches from his own nose
Injustice is one thing. Natural consequences of life choices and/or refusing to do what is necessary to get the life one wants is another altogether. But you know that already, even if you pretend not to.
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:27 pm
by ousdahl
So say tens of millions struggling to survive is less about personal failure, and more about policy failure; systemic.
To you would that count as more of an injustice?
Or just another consequence of the “life choice” of being born in Merica?
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:40 pm
by JKLivin
ousdahl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:27 pm
So say tens of millions struggling to survive is less about personal failure, and more about policy failure; systemic.
To you would that count as more of an injustice?
Or just another consequence of the “life choice” of being born in Merica?
I can't speak to "tens of millions" of cases. I just know from lots of life experience and years of listening to people tell their stories that there is almost always something that can be done to make one's situation better. Some people choose to take those steps; others choose to stay where they are and blame the system, their parents, their high school coach, their ex-spouse, or any other number of things that are essentially unrelated to what is going on right now or to what choices are being faced in the moment.
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:45 pm
by ousdahl
Cute anecdotes!
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:07 pm
by JKLivin
ousdahl wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:45 pmCute anecdotes!
Hold on to that oUTrAgE. Unfortunately, it seems to be all that you have. Which is sad, because you are obviously an intelligent, capable individual.
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:21 pm
by ousdahl
All that I have?
Again bro, you should really read OP links before commenting.
I know it’s only data, not exactly anecdotes, but still.
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:23 pm
by Deleted User 863
Non zero chance Ousdahl is currently sitting home collecting unemployment.
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:29 pm
by ousdahl
No no no bro
If you’re a rich bourgeoise corner office type like myself, we no longer call those gummint handouts “unemployment”
Not by a long shot!
Instead, we like to think of it as job-creating subsidies
Now shut up and get me another bear claw!
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:37 pm
by ousdahl
…with BEST part being, if my esteemed corporate leadership drives the company into the ground, you idiot taxpayers will pick up the tab for me while I ride my golden parachute of a multi-million dollar severance package all the way to my vacation home!
Re: Millennials didn’t kill the economy
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2023 5:56 pm
by Shirley
Millennials could be first generation to become more progressive as they age