ajackson17
Rookie
You got to do what you gotta do to make it bruh
The at home generation..
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Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
living at home is straight dont listen to broke nikkas lol
Mr Uncle Leroy
All Star
I know a black dude out in Seattle who stays with mom. Dude is a pro, prolly making to six digits a year, and dude is probably pocketing 1500 - 2000 a month, as savings, instead of spending it on housing. Dude probably helps around the house, but dudes mom is doing ok.
Dude bought a lexus from a co-worker out right.
I made a thread about dude girl. Dude still gets girls (even while dude stays at home) and last time I spoke to him, dudes girl was making $250K a year.
Dude is winning, for real!
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
women only say that move out shyt to get you trapped with them
real shyt brodie
real shyt brodie
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Real shyt. In my parents generation, good jobs were abundant. Gas was cheap. And rent and home prices were low. Now everything is astronomical. It's hard as hell to live on ur own. Even if u have a decent job and education.
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Captain Crunch
Veteran
Real talk most foreign parents don't want you to leave till you're marred regardless of financial situation
That's ideal though. Why lead your kids to poverty, when you can help them be financially prepared?
In the 90s, gas was under a dollar a gallon. Under 20 years later, it tripled, if not quadrupled in some places. Did wages? Food prices shot up. Rent shot up faster than salaries... and educational requirements to get a job shot up. You need a degree and years of experience to get a decent job or you have to know someone. "Back in the day" a man could work a factory job and have enough money for himself and to raise a family to where the wife didn't have to work. Now, the husband and wife both need to be college educated and working in some capacity if you want to have a family and have some savings. Let's not throw in student loans on top of the equation. Any hope of us receiving social security despite contributing to the system? I don't think so. The advent of 'globalizationi' will also mean that companies will quickly ship any job they can to cheaper places of labor, so you have that downward force on workers' wages. Baby boomer generation pretty much threw the younger generation over the edge of the ship and they attribute a lot of it to the younger generation being 'lazy' or 'not working as hard as I did back in the day.'
beenz
Rap Guerilla
I swear I told my pops the same thing damn near just a couple weeks ago.
Also lets not factor in the cost of education rising at an exponential rate just to get said "entry" level job. So now once u graduate, ur a slave to the student loans.
My moms didn't have bread for college, but Chicago public schools forgave her loans just cuz she worked there. There's no such deal as this nowadays for young graduates.
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That's what's so crazy about student loans. They are harder to go bankrupt on than normal debt... and yet we have schools and parents pushing students with reckless abandon right towards college without any consideration for the cost/benefit ratio. Parents seem to have this notion of, "It doesn't matter how much it costs. As long as you get that piece of paper, everything will take care of itself." It doesn't quite work that way when a young man or woman exits with $50,000 in loans and is forced to work at some low wage job he or she could have gotten without a degree because there are no openings. As much as I feel sorry for our generation, I REALLY feel for the younger generation who is going through college and will have to compete even for those minimum wage jobs.
If you want to know where all the money went, just look at upper management of any large corporation. They are being compensated hundreds of times more than the average worker. What's amazing is that Kaz Hirai, CEO of Sony, one of the largest electronics/entertainment conglomerates in the world, only made a salary of $1.6 million. In America, the disconnect between worker and upper management is mind-boggling. It's funny how so many Americans easily believe the lie that the company just can't pay any raises this year, but somehow they can pay a CEO millions of dollars in bonuses alone. We're pretty much in another era of robber barons.
If you want to know where all the money went, just look at upper management of any large corporation. They are being compensated hundreds of times more than the average worker. What's amazing is that Kaz Hirai, CEO of Sony, one of the largest electronics/entertainment conglomerates in the world, only made a salary of $1.6 million. In America, the disconnect between worker and upper management is mind-boggling. It's funny how so many Americans easily believe the lie that the company just can't pay any raises this year, but somehow they can pay a CEO millions of dollars in bonuses alone. We're pretty much in another era of robber barons.
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beenz
Rap Guerilla
Up until th 80s u could use bankruptcy to get outta student loans. But they changed that cuz medical student were going HAM with it racking up debt and then declaring bankruptcy like
So even if u were the previous generation with massive student loans you could at least get out from underneath it.
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When I finally do graduate, I'm moving in with my father because it would be a waste for me to rent or buy a house because I'm never actually home, and he's never home either (dude is a trucker and running his own business). Even if I graduate and start off making the bare minimum in my field, I would have so much to save. Hell, even if I making $25,000 +, I would still be 
because I could easily save $10,000 a year given the way I spend and my minimal expenses. The only expenses I would have is helping on a bill here or there and my own cellphone bill (my only bill @ this point besides gas, vehicle matinence, keeping myself clean and feeding myself). No kids, I don't do dating anymore 
, and I don't have much college debt going into my senior year (a lil bit under $8,000 total for 3 years, plus summer courses).
Now why the f*ck would I or anyone in my situation, or a worst situation with the burden of more college debt actually waste money on renting when we can just stack bread living with a parent
? Most of us aren't ever really at home, so it just becomes a place to establish residence for mail. I could see if you had overbearing parents and have to move out, but that's it. I don't have to bring women over because they have their usually have their own spots, and the freaky ones don't care where we f*ck 
There's nothin' wrong with our generation staying home longer if we're out tryna strive and
until we get into a space, mentally and financially, where we can make a comfortable life for ourselves. Now if you're living at home doing nothing, not keeping the place clean or doing yard work, sneaking around like a child, havin' a baby mama or two, and you have kids that you don't take care of, and you don't pick up the water and light bill...............
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Go back home and stack with no shame. Inflation and the cost of livin' can go s*ck a d!ck
because I could easily save $10,000 a year given the way I spend and my minimal expenses. The only expenses I would have is helping on a bill here or there and my own cellphone bill (my only bill @ this point besides gas, vehicle matinence, keeping myself clean and feeding myself). No kids, I don't do dating anymore , and I don't have much college debt going into my senior year (a lil bit under $8,000 total for 3 years, plus summer courses).Now why the f*ck would I or anyone in my situation, or a worst situation with the burden of more college debt actually waste money on renting when we can just stack bread living with a parent
? Most of us aren't ever really at home, so it just becomes a place to establish residence for mail. I could see if you had overbearing parents and have to move out, but that's it. I don't have to bring women over because they have their usually have their own spots, and the freaky ones don't care where we f*ck There's nothin' wrong with our generation staying home longer if we're out tryna strive and
until we get into a space, mentally and financially, where we can make a comfortable life for ourselves. Now if you're living at home doing nothing, not keeping the place clean or doing yard work, sneaking around like a child, havin' a baby mama or two, and you have kids that you don't take care of, and you don't pick up the water and light bill................Go back home and stack with no shame. Inflation and the cost of livin' can go s*ck a d!ck
shyt like that, I declare higher education as a scam. A SCAM!