GhostRider6 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 5:01 pm
Blueontop wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 4:00 pm
GhostRider6 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 04, 2022 3:15 pm
Whine, whine, whine.. a millennial specialty.
No generation has had it better…
Astronomically high wages, unions, pensions, low hiring requirements, ( 200 hour pilots at airlines )
Inflation is a global phenomena that occurs yearly… it happens! It’s a fact of life. Inflation is happening on a global scale right now. It’s not a Canadian phenomena. Our government is in an impossible situation after having to hand hold businesses and it’s citizens through an economic roadbump.
Our generation scrimped and saved… this wouldn’t have happened in our day. Citizens would have been able to support themselves…
Every penny counts…that’s how one gets ahead scrimping and saving.
No more $5 lattes folks!
If you want that $5 latte ? Go and get a second job or two.
Want that million dollar home? Don’t buy it.. rent that $200-300 / month basement suite. Count your Cents ….
Need a new vehicle ? Buy the 1995 Oldsmobile and put a few thousand into it and viola a new car!
Stop calling in sick once a week!
That’s how you get ahead …
When the financial meltdown happens .. and it will thank and millennial and their extravagant lifestyles. ( which many have documented)
The world does not owe you a lavish lifestyle… If you want that lavish lifestyle scrimp and save .
Ok boomer…. The only generation that had it “easier” was yours. Boomer. The single number one reason we’re here and have it so hard is the deregulation that happened across the western world in the 1980s. The time when the first wave of boomers took the reigns of power and started treating the world like their own personal piggy bank. Your generation mortgaged every generations future after that so you all could cash in for short term dividends. The numbers don’t lie in every sector prices have risen and incomes adjusted for inflation have stagnated. It’s not about $5 dollar lattes
Misinformation, disinformation and poppycock.
Funny, you sure want your $5 lattes. Is it actually worth it?
You haven’t answered a single one of my points.
Fact: Regionals are hiring with 200 hours.
Fact: said pilot can be a captain at a regional with 1500 hours.
Fact: Inflation is a global phenomenon occurring everywhere.
Fact: the government dolled out huge amounts of $$ during the pandemic due to people not scrimping and saving for a rainy day.
Should I continue ?
Fact: I don’t drink $5 lattes
Fact: I make over 6 figures
Fact: I own property
Fact: regionals aren’t hiring 200 hours (perhaps advertising not hiring)
Fact:incomes adjusted for inflation HAVE been stagnant since the 1980s
Fact: I watch and read many sources of information that all support this fact (MSM, journalistic media such a frontline, 60 mins, government sources, etc)
Fact: yes you can do all the things you suggest but try bringing a wife and kids along for the ride
Fact: the boomer generation could do all these things but generally didn’t have to
How about instead sticking your head in the sand and acting sanctimonious, you realize that that most millennials are pretty much 40 now and still struggling to make to where the boomers were in their late 20s
I have done quite alright for myself but I do know the system is not the same it was for your privileged generation. Only wish you could see the same as what is obvious to most everyone else