Discontent Towards Boomers

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Dunno man, you can never find a good electrician or a plumber.so for sure there is a lot of potential for a decent amount of people to get a decent payday out of these kind of jobs

Being paid sh1t ( during your apprenticeship ) is better than to go to a sh1t university and get a diploma in something that is not marketable on the job market ( and basically end up with big debt and no skills to make living )
Your not wrong but what is the point when the pickings are slim once your done being an apprentice
 

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Why Don”t you work like a plumber today for example , and make more than what your aunt was making working in a factory. You only need a high school education to do that
Cap. The owners and master plumber make that kind of money. My aunt was a simple factory worker. They are lucky to make $25 / hour today.
 

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My aunt (born in 1951) made todays equivalent of $150 / hr working in a factory with just a high school education. At a time before her health deteriorated, she owned 6 houses. Explain how common this is for millennials.
You can also be a truck driver

Look man, seriously now… if you are a serious truck driver I am quite sure that you can make 100k a year

But yeah, you still have to work

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Not to mention that you can become a barber, a good barber asks for 50 dollars per cut. You can easily cut 2-3 guys in an hour

A bad barber is like 30 dollars and you can easily cut 3-4 guys in an hour

If you become really good you can ask even 100 dollars per cut ( especially in a big city )

You don’t even have to graduate from
High school to do this

If you get 10 guys a day to cut their hair. You make from 300 to 500 dollars a day. Multiply this with 7 days a week ( as you can easily do it since you work maximum
2-3 h a day ) you can make 2.1k - 3.5k a month in a small city as a side hustle ( cutting hair after you finish your normal job )

I have a friend that only works in the weekends or events and has a food truck. In a country where you pay 10 dollars for a hot dog at a food truck ( most likely in USA is 20 dollars ) he sells like 200-300
Hot dogs a day. He makes like 4-5k a weekend with his food truck. Most likely in the USA you would make 10k
 
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Not to mention that you can become a barber, a good barber asks for 50 dollars per cut. You can easily cut 2-3 guys in an hour

A bad barber is like 30 dollars and you can easily cut 3-4 guys in an hour

If you become really good you can ask even 100 dollars per cut ( especially in a big city )

You don’t even have to graduate from
High school to do this

If you get 10 guys a day to cut their hair. You make from 300 to 500 dollars a day. Multiply this with 7 days a week ( as you can easily do it since you work maximum
2-3 h a day ) you can make 2.1k - 3.5k a month in a small city as a side hustle ( cutting hair after you finish your normal job )
So, what happens when everyone decides not to go to college and floods the truck driver, barber, electrician, and plumber markets?
 

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So, what happens when everyone decides not to go to college and floods the truck driver, barber, electrician, and plumber markets?
You will have amazing truck drivers, barbers, electricians, plumbers etc

University is not for all people, as you can see in the current reality

And when people that should not go to university will stop going to universities, rates will go down and once again you will have a decent ROI on your education

My mother told when I was studying, don’t study tourism because your competition will be hot chicks and you will always lose unless you do not become gay

Actually the only advice I got from my parents was to always go on a path that no one is going due to how hard it is initially . That is why I studied statistics in college :)

You have to use common sense, but I guess that common sense is not that common
 

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Personal anecdotes do not address the topic at hand. Boomers had more opportunity to have a decent financial life then millennials and gen Z. This is just a fact. Any one of our individual experiences is irrelevant.
I was talking to @Stanley about parents, I'm not saying it was on topic. Anyway, I don't deny we had it better overall, but the remedy is still the same. Man up and do the work. When it comes to being healthy, no one here is going to say "Oh, working out is too hard, I just can't do it". There are opportunities today to make big money, put in the work and you'll be ahead of the game. Sitting around blaming boomers isn't going to fix anything. If we did things so wrong, fix them, it's going to be your world very soon, if it isn't already. Most boomers are geriatric, it's probably Gen Xers running things more than anybody.

So what if we had it better? It was still no picnic. Would you accept that as an excuse for anything else? A man has to make himself a success, no matter what the environment that is going to hold true. Sitting around whining like an incel will get you nowhere.
 

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University is not for all people, as you can see in the current reality

And when people that should not go to university will stop going to universities, rates will go down and once again you will have a decent ROI on your education

I agree, but this advice needs to be directed at kids in High School, not projected on people that have already invested 4 plus years of college education towards a degree making more money than the average salary you put up. Plus, what is your job lol?
 

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How are you as a consutling company provding value for society? Why shouldnt the state (society, community, whatever) provide this service instead of some guy with a phone and a tablet.

If this service you are providing has value for society then the state should be ensuring it exists and businesses get the level of 'consultation' they require, as this would benefit businesses, workers and the economy and nation as a whole. For that things need to be organised at a higher level.

If you are proviiding value to society then there is a moral argument that the state should ensure businesses have access to consultants, if not then you should not be operating within the economy.

Either way none of this has anything do with individual action and it has everything to do with collective understanding and action.
Where do you live? Likely not the US.

We provide career management services for businesses and individuals so we serve a huge purpose and need by enabling business to hire, train, and keep top talent and individuals to land solid positions so they can provide for themselves and their family. We pay a ton of corporate taxes which go to providing all sorts of benefits and services for YOU if you live in the US.

Good grief man...
 

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so crying will solve anything?

serious 12 pages and you guys just forget the basic, people need to blame someone, theya re not at fault is someone else, and want someone else to take responsability for they life too

nothing more
 

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Maybe some Gen Z and Gen Y men can chime in and tell me why this is so when men still have the strength and DNA to lead but opt for the "slacker" lifestyle instead. Then, they get all p*ssed off at those who are self-made and have worked their asses off and are successful.
One thing I have never understood about the manosphere is this idea that if it is hard for a guy to get a woman, he might as well just stay in the basement playing videogames instead of making a success out of himself. As if all a guy has to live for is a woman, or a rotation of women. Don't guys have any self respect anymore? There are a lot of rewards out there for those who make the effort. But you have to make an effort. Make yourself a success, improve your lifestyle, women are doing it. Meanwhile, the "men" are just giving up. Sad and pathetic.

These guys think they are hurting society somehow by being failures, but they're only hurting themselves.
 

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Where do you live? Likely not the US.

We provide career management services for businesses and individuals so we serve a huge purpose and need by enabling business to hire, train, and keep top talent and individuals to land solid positions so they can provide for themselves and their family. We pay a ton of corporate taxes which go to providing all sorts of benefits and services for YOU if you live in the US.

Good grief man...
Thats cool ofcourse that sounds pretty decent, not that my opinion would be important to you.

All I know this is, Civilization is known by history to have been brought to the world by Prometheus/Bhrgu, they are the same person who brought both Fire and Civilization to man-kind.

I also know that the ancient Trad-Kings who developed society and were elite Trad-Kings didnt care much about Capitalism or Free Markets. This is why when we read ancient history wealthy business people ie merchants are rarely discussed or mentioned, simply because merchantism or capitalism by individuals or small groups was not considered important.

I know all this stuff because I come from the group (Bhrgus) who Prometheus is based on. Those Elite Trad Kings of the past would never respect Boomers or Capitalism.

They would be more interested in discussing issues with the left, things like the position of women, equalty, the environment, science, knowledge, masculinity, truth, virtue etc. They may not agree with the progressives, but they would be talking to them not the conservatives. They just wouldnt be interested in basic mecantalism, and boomers are all about.

I know of all ancient Civilizations, from Asia, Middle East and Europe, where all of it came from, and Boomers and Capitalists would never be respected by Prometheus or Kavis (ancient Persian Kings of Aryans, the most elite Trad-Kings of all-time).

Its not about 'equality' its just about dealing with more Civilizational issues rather than just building an basic economy.

We know all this economic stuff we dont need uneducated Boomers.

The coming order is going to be the Promethean order. Cos Prometheus was locked in a cave but he will surely return to guide man-kind a second time when the time is right.
 

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So what if we had it better? It was still no picnic. Would you accept that as an excuse for anything else? A man has to make himself a success, no matter what the environment that is going to hold true. Sitting around whining like an incel will get you nowhere.
Discontent of boomers having it better is the discussion topic. All the boomer defenders are saying the same thing; “so what boomers have it better, work hard and get rich.” It’s telling that you guys don’t seem to realize how out of touch this is.

So I go ahead and get rich (@EyeBRollin does quite well for himself), the fact remains that millennials in general are still financially fvcked because of the boomers. Most (> 95%millennials/gen Z) will not become rich. That is just reality. We cannot conflate the micro with the macro. So telling people to “work harder” is just patronizing platitudes.
 

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Seriously? You think your generation is facked because of boomers? What a bunch of entitled little punks you are. I’m no boomer as I’ve said, and guess what? I’ve worked for everything I’ve gotten in life.

You kids want easy mode - guess what? Non existent. I joined the US Army before 18 with a waiver because I knew I needed to get the fack out of my situation and I knew at that tender age that I needed to work hard and sock it away, because no one was gunna come rescue me but me. I have wealth I earned on my own, I’m not asking for handouts or wringing my hands about not getting an inheritance or “easy times”.

You FSCKrs make me sick. You want to know why things are going to hell in a hand basket? Why I as a 50 year old get more tail than you could dream of? Because you’re a bunch of little special entitled snowflakes, and women can sniff that on you like a day old turd.

Grow the fack up.

I’ve seen war, and it’s horrible, but it’s the only way we can weed you weak little fcks out of the gene pool now. Do us all a favor do not reproduce.
 

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Seriously? You think your generation is facked because of boomers? What a bunch of entitled little punks you are. I’m no boomer as I’ve said, and guess what? I’ve worked for everything I’ve gotten in life.

You kids want easy mode - guess what? Non existent. I joined the US Army before 18 with a waiver because I knew I needed to get the fack out of my situation and I knew at that tender age that I needed to work hard and sock it away, because no one was gunna come rescue me but me. I have wealth I earned on my own, I’m not asking for handouts or wringing my hands about not getting an inheritance or “easy times”.
So, you used a government institution to cannon your way out of the trenches, but is the government still considered bad? o_O The military is only a solution for people in dire situations with nowhere else to turn. The younger generation today tends to be in a different predicament. Yes, Mcjobs, enlisting, becoming an electrician, truck driving, and so on could have aided an unskilled individual in the past, but that won't work for a millennial with a four-year degree burdened by student loan debt seeking stable and gainful employment. Furthermore, the military has become more selective in its recruitment for certain positions. I attempted to join Officer Candidate School when I had the opportunity to transition careers at the time, but they rejected my application due to my flat feet. The military has done a horrendous job adapting to younger generations and low recruitment numbers show.
 
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drive a water truck in the bakken for a year = 200k those 200k pays off student loans just fine.

Or maybe this job that pays 184k might be more suited to the millennial skill set:


Sorry that you got 4F’d you might’ve gotten an enlisted man’s job but maybe not - not that you’d take it.

Your opinion of the armed forces is bitter lemons. And your post is littered with platitude as expected. No self awareness just everything is unfair there’s nothing wrong with me it’s the system! It’s the WHITE MEN! It’s the BOOMERS!

So, you used a government institution to cannon your way out of the trenches, but is the government still considered bad? o_O The military is only a solution for people in dire situations with nowhere else to turn. The younger generation today tends to be in a different predicament. Yes, Mcjobs, enlisting, becoming an electrician, truck driving, and so on could have aided an unskilled individual in the past, but that won't work for a millennial with a four-year degree burdened by student loan debt seeking stable and gainful employment. Furthermore, the military has become more selective in its recruitment for certain positions. I attempted to join Officer Candidate School when I had the opportunity to transition careers at the time, but they rejected my application due to my flat feet. The military has done a horrendous job adapting to younger generations and low recruitment numbers show.
 

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Yes, Mcjobs, enlisting, becoming an electrician, truck driving, and so on could have aided an unskilled individual in the past, but that won't work for a millennial with a four-year degree burdened by student loan debt seeking stable and gainful employment
Who put you to get a degree in a subject that is not needed in the job market?

Just having a degree does not mean anything. It never did, just that in the past there were less subjects that they are nowadays so maybe that is why you think a degree mattered more in the past

If the purpose was to get education so you can get a better paying job than someone without an advanced degree, then you should have picked something that is needed like
engineer, medic, lawyer, business, finance, etc

If you got your degree in philosophy for example and you do not want to pursue a career in education , then you should have made peace with yourself that you gonna get a lot of debt and that most likely you gonna have low paying jobs

The government gave you the choice to do whatever you thought is best for you, and even gave you the opportunity to join a public university that has way lower rates. Why is the government or society responsible for you choosing a way more expensive option in a subject that is not needed by the job market?

No one forced you to do anything , it was entirely your decision where, how much to pay and for what

I got my degree in statistics and at the basis I am a data scientist. And a gen Y :)
 

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So I go ahead and get rich (@EyeBRollin does quite well for himself), the fact remains that millennials in general are still financially fvcked because of the boomers. Most (> 95%millennials/gen Z) will not become rich. That is just reality. We cannot conflate the micro with the macro. So telling people to “work harder” is just patronizing platitudes.
What do you for a living?

What is your skill set?

Did you put the effort to get a qualification in anything worthwhile?

If the answer for the last questions is no then put the effort to learn something worthwhile and come back after and let us know if you are still a loser like now or not :)

Basic rule of making money: inventing something , solving complex problems, going for jobs that where the demand is higher than the offer, side hustles

You are the same guy if I remember correctly that was saying that if you make 100k you are rich. In any big American city 100k is the average salary. This means that 100k is not that hard to make if you play the game right
 
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