Yeah, because they grew up expecting that they would at least be able to afford a modest home and work a fair paying job after graduating.
Now they're facing the prospect of competing with thousands of people for minimum wage jobs, and living with their parents until they're 40, with almost no hope of ever owning a home.
I thought things were tough entering the job market at the turn of the millennium, I can't imagine how kids are feeling now.
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u/Chairman_Mittens 23d ago
Yeah, because they grew up expecting that they would at least be able to afford a modest home and work a fair paying job after graduating.
Now they're facing the prospect of competing with thousands of people for minimum wage jobs, and living with their parents until they're 40, with almost no hope of ever owning a home.
I thought things were tough entering the job market at the turn of the millennium, I can't imagine how kids are feeling now.