GenZ girl discovers Capitalism is basically Slavery (vid)

[DustinTheHuss]

She should quit her job and focus on finding a high value man and not work anymore.

That doesn’t pay the bills in front of you.

[ForevaGeek]

That doesn’t pay the bills in front of you.

It doesn't if you look like dustinthehuss

It does if you look like the girl in OP

[ParsleyTea]

I wish home and apartment rent prices were better for the younger generation. With government regulations bringing about a shortage of homes and apartments, if the situation remains the same in blue states, I can imagine more younger Americans will be moving to red states were homes and rents tend to be more affordable. Course if different politicians are voted into office in blue states, that will allow more building, then home and rent affordability should improve.

[coast2coastam]

1950-2010 was a unique time in history where conditions allowed pretty easy life and women began to experience TRUE single life, meaning away from parents, away from family, living alone, working and doing it just like a man. It's set the false expectation that a very young person could live this very privileged life right away with entry level jobs where the labor market is retired people and teens living at home for free.

this is certainly true in big metro cities on both coasts. However i extended my guess into the 90's and early 2000's because i thought people in flyover states could do it.

Things were relatively fine until the scamdemic, that's when they put running everything into the ground into maximum overdrive.

I was renting a large new apartment in an urban midwestern city for $900 a month in 2019. That same apartment rents out for $1,500 now. It's much worse in the sunbelt, where salaries are lower yet everything is somehow more expensive.

[Dave22reborn]

why not?

Because the only qualifications to work there is to be sixteen?

[yewotm8]

Yeah the concept of using your money productively and getting more money from it sure is slavery.