I don't fault any young person for saying fukk this system and bowing out. Our country failed them and the results are going to be painfully obvious in 10-20 years.
Why is GenZ quitting jobs and living off their parents seen as “bucking the system”?
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Justin Nitsuj
Superstar
OP sounding like a true hater. Like he actually believes that black people should work over 60 hours a week until they die. I salute these youngins for saying fukk the system and working smarter not harder.
Absolut
Legal Bookie
Good luck on that
Except I'm not Gen Z sisTypical Gen Z response.
Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
Yet here u are protecting themExcept I'm not Gen Z sis
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
I don't want to hear no bytchin about immigrants then
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
Then get mad when immigrants take the jobs
YUP!
Diminished participation in the wage slave system has its effects
Older Millennials and up have smoke with immigrantsThen get mad when immigrants take the jobs
And? You'll do what about it?
Zay a troll but from the actual title of the thread is he wrong??
If you just living off your parents then you just a bum your not getting around the system your just leeching.
Brandsdale
Big Yella
not sure how it is for yall but in Canada trades are actually pretty difficult to get out here in Toronto. My dad works in HVAC and complains about how almost every apprentice ditches it and goes back to school n shyt. Government jobs are extremely hard to get as well and involve more tedious hiring practices and are highly competitive.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Millennials in HCOL cities didn’t have their own spots either, and it’s only gotten worse. Only friends I had coming out of college who had their own apartment or were able to buy lived in LCOL areas like ATL, Hou, and Chicago (all of which have gotten more expensive since the 00’s)
You're not replacing an entire 1-2 generations with illegal immigration, they tried that already
Ricky Fontaine
Superstar
If their entire paycheck would be going toward rent and utilities and their parents don't mind then it makes sense.
And people who switch jobs more frequently typically make a higher salary than people who stay at the same job forever.
People in here tryna paint a narrative that young black people don't want to work and that's why they can't get ahead. Sounds suspiciously cracka-like.
And people who switch jobs more frequently typically make a higher salary than people who stay at the same job forever.
People in here tryna paint a narrative that young black people don't want to work and that's why they can't get ahead. Sounds suspiciously cracka-like.
I'm not mad about it atm. They are forcing these old ass "we've always done it this way companies" to adopt real work life balance solutions and allowing work from home. These companies need to fear their employees not the other way around.
Power to the people.
Power to the people.
Brandsdale
Big Yella
most of north america has a huge real estate issue that mainly benefits middle class home owners
when you take away home ownership (or even comfortable renting) away from people, folks become less empowered to be apart of capitalism or start a family
lotta folks are in their 30s waiting for their parents to croak (knock on wood of coarse) and take over the house lol
