That wasn’t the comment the comment was okay boomer for saying interest rates have been higher than 7%. The issue isn’t the rate it’s the cost of the housing. One of the things that caused housing costs to increase were the super low interest rates. People could afford to pay more because they could handle the payment. Now no one wants to sell their home because they don’t want to give up the low rate. What’s the fix other than dooming on x?
When college kids can’t go grab a quick bite at a fast food restaurant without having to break out a $20 they feel the pain. They don’t have increasing 401ks to look at. They just see they can’t afford things. And high gas prices don’t help them get around either. Younger people today expect instant gratification that is what they were raised on. Telling them something they can’t tangibly see is getter better just frustrates everyone. I know I’m voting red but can understand why others may not be so inclined even if it is in their best interest for the future.
@JessicaTarlov We voted for him to Make America Great Again. That starts with pride in your country. If the museums only show the bad and not the good, then that should be changed.
@Acyn I think part of their problem is the drive up pick up. I used to go to Target for one or two things and come out with 10. Now I order online and only get what I planned, they lost the impulse buyer.
@patrickbetdavid Cell phone isn’t the problem it’s social media. Made the mistake with first child not understanding the evils learned lesson and blocked it for the other two big difference.
@cenkuygur What honest decent person would want to run for office when our entire system is designed to dig into any candidate’s personal life until they can find something to destroy them or their family with. Politics is a blood sport.