generation limbo: 20-somethings today, debt, unemployment, the questionable value of a college education

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it doesn't seem like they ever act in their long term class interests, honestly. their whole model relies on the american consumer, yet they are always trying to chip away at people's power to buy and invest.

treeship., Tuesday, 18 February 2020 01:54 (four years ago) link

one year passes...

Introspective Twitter thread untangling conflicted feelings about financial dependence on his parents:

a few days ago i took a medium dose of acid and wrote for several hours straight and admitted some things to myself, mostly about money

let's start here: last august my mom gave me $100,000 for my birthday. i resented her for this and also suppressed the resentment

— Magnificent Adult Baby (@QiaochuYuan) July 15, 2021

o. nate, Friday, 16 July 2021 20:08 (two years ago) link

My heart breaks for him for receiving a gift of $32k more than the median household income of an American family.

Joe Bombin (milo z), Friday, 16 July 2021 20:25 (two years ago) link

“A few days ago I took a medium dose of acid and wrote for several hours…” pic.twitter.com/jKRUx9bC1c

— Bimböcalan (@baddielaire) July 16, 2021

Joe Bombin (milo z), Friday, 16 July 2021 20:26 (two years ago) link

let's start here: ask your mom for another $100K, then donate it all directly to people via mutual aid. then christ will come back and you will reign for 100,000 money years

Z_TBD (Karl Malone), Friday, 16 July 2021 20:35 (two years ago) link


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