American parents are eating into their own retirement fund by spending $500 BILLION a year to support their adult children

Sir_manalot · 2018-12-16T15:16:40+00:00

Ugh, more millennial hating.

Maybe just maybe, we made millennials take on a bunch of debt and bad deals, are refusing to offer them ways to pay off these bad deals easily and didn't teach millennials jack squat (besides sjw bullshit ofc).

Which results in them either requiring money from their parents or working 2+ jobs. And since working 2+ jobs is bullshit for Jack shit, people just rely on there parents money and go get training to get a job that isn't bullshit.

My dad works at GM and makes 100,00k per year. His millenial co-worker that works the same job? Not even 30,000k and it now requires a job to take a degree.

It is fine to ask millennials to work hard, but you are not entitled to millennials labor and shit.

If you want millennials to work, offer better incentivizes like our ancestors did for young men (like enough money to pay to live properly).

Not give them loan payments and dumbass healthcare costs while telling them they do not deserve shit...which makes them even less likely to work.

200-300 per month for shitty healthcare coverage, 500 monthly payments for student loans, 500 per month for rent (in cheaper areas)...why the fuck bother?

Especially when your taxes are being taken out to pay for deadbeats to impregnate the sexy girls you want, raise future criminals and give old boomers the same entitlements that they complain about?

By not working, Millennials get more anyway. And boomers then whine when millennials refuse to take shitty jobs for barely any pay.

If you payed millennials enough and didn't treat them like shit for trying, they would happily work.

rockorbe2002 · 2018-12-16T14:55:31+00:00

The article mentioned that parents still pay for weddings. Now this is what keeps the moribund wedding industry from going broke. And we never did away with dowries and brideprices. Except in the past if you married your daughters away at least you would get sheep, or land, or the city of Bombay, or an unified Spain. Today? You get working as a greeter in Wal Mart because you spend a chunk of your retirement on your daughters getting married only for them to get divorced.

imthetaxman826 · 2018-12-16T15:31:08+00:00

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CiceroVoltaire · 2018-12-16T15:39:21+00:00

Getting married and spending money on a wedding you can't afford? They deserve it.

Stupidity has costs.

HuntingTeckel · 2018-12-16T16:03:22+00:00

I got kicked out of my parents house at 17. I got a better job and bought a house. Then I got a higher paying job. Then my wife destroyed my finances and left, so I lost my job. Now I work part time in retail because apparently no one within an hour of my home want to hire me. If it weren't for my grandmother helping me out I'd be living in my truck, which I was fully prepared to do. The sad thing is that I really have tried. Before everything went to shit I never asked for anything. I've been filling out applications for two years and I've only gotten one phone call. That's with me knowing people inside the companies and them vouching for me with HR. I have a college degree, which I paid for myself after losing my scholarship (damn math), plenty of work experience, and a simple look into my work history shows I'm loyal. No one will hire me for a job a kid just out of high school couldn't get. It's ridiculous.

My grandmother has been retired for twenty years and she's always telling me how everyone is hiring and companies just can't get people to work. ME. I'LL WORK BUT NO ONE WILL HIRE ME. There are companies that have been hiring the whole damn two years I've been applying but they won't call me. I've applied lots of times, changed my resume, called them and they won't even give me an interview. This whole situation wouldn't be happening if people my age could actually get damn jobs. I'm a white male, so I'll probably never get called into any job other than shitty retail jobs I loathe. Even then, Walmart won't even call me.

[deleted] · 2018-12-16T18:50:48+00:00

Good, take from the boomers as much as you can lol

[deleted] · 2018-12-16T15:17:32+00:00

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Title	American parents are eating into their own retirement fund by spending $500 BILLION a year to support their adult children
Author	SevereAccident
Upvotes	38
Comments	29
Date	December 16, 2018 2:41 PM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
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