Almost everyone in their late 20s and 30s is having a quarter-life crisis because the previous generation wrecked the economy, priced us out of adulthood, and now treats us like failures for not owning a house or car that once cost a few years’ wages, not a lifetime of debt.
Got to say, this is a really good thing. Get some cafes on there, get rid of all the obvious money laundering operations, and we might have something special.
'A population held captive by the self-interest of the wealthiest generation in history.’
@TomSwarbrick1 can’t help but grin after Burnham vowed to scrap pensions triple lock.
The discourse on here is interesting.
Are you telling me that the generation who think the key to owning a home is no Netflix and a few less coffees, didn’t plan for their retirement?
Maybe they’re not as financially savvy as they make out.
Als je de rook weghaalt en ziet hoe de torens daadwerkelijk instortten, ziet het er opeens heel logisch uit en neemt het alle redenen om vraagtekens te zetten weg
Feel sorry for all the young people coming back from having the time of their lives at Leeds and Reading Festival, only to learn from people twice their age that it actually looked shit