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My children and grandchildren do not have to resort to renting. That would be the victim mentality you possess, and mine will not have it. I have voted since 1998, and never punched the ticket for a single Demonrat.
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I am not going to call that color "pink" but I agree.
As long as everyone is choosing, I'll take the one on the front left..........
You said you had NO failures. Now you say you have had them but overcame them. Which is it?
I was kind of with you until this. Same kind of thing happened to me and I'm an old millennial (1983) - Help me understand...
Yep, all that boomer privilege.Holy shit...all the boomers in here sure are getting riled up because they are finally being held accountable for the first time in their lives...
Man, y'all are so happy seeing your kids and grandkids struggle with the world you left them.....no wonder they don't visit you
My god, you are a whiney little bitch, just stfu already.
The market wasn't "cheap". I already said the house cost 3X what my annual salary was. I'm sure the man I bought the place from made a profit. I remodeled that house myself. I added onto that house myself. And I live in one of the most inbound places in the U.S. North Texas. That county I lived in for 40 years has seen a greater than 1000% increase in population. They ran me out of it. They can keep it. And they paid for their right to stay there. That's what controls the market, not me. It's called supply and demand. It is a thousands year old principle. Maybe you should try to educate yourself on the subject. But, I gather you do not possess the brain power to do so.
No, you're absolutely correct, their influence was huge.......
You’d have to dig deep to find any pink in that photo.
You need a better monitor, I hear 56" and 49" are referred by the local "Terrys"
I have a GENX friend (hard worker from Kansas, single mother) with two boys.. probably 25 & 28 - both college educated. One (28) makes a great living (6 figure income) out in California and the other (25) can't seem to stop playing video games (not kidding) to go to work. I was talking with him one day about his current jobless situation. He had a great job at Garmin making more money than I did when I was his age (probably $50K) but thought he knew more than his boss and quit. Says he deserves 6 figures and will not accept a job that pays less than that. Every generation has its hard workers and assholes.
I had numerous motivations to work. When I was a kid, it was to buy play toys. When I became an adult, the biggest motivator became food..........
You act like I’m at your beck and call just because you have been in my mouth more than any of these guys! Pfffft
I was fortunate enough to have depression era grandparents that I spent a lot of time with. Learned a lot from them, mostly how to be happy, resourceful, and optimistic. But my boomer parents didn’t learn from them - consumerism and me first attitude was fully entrenched in their generation.
I am not following your logic, which is not unusual.
