47 year old here.
Shut the fuck up you lying shit.
This is some let them eat cake bullshit disguised as ignorance off her own industry. I’m not even sure who the fuck this messaging is for.
Rich boomers who are starting to suspect that they destroyed the world and need someone to tell them everything is fine, every single person under 50 is just whiny and lazy.
Can someone make sure she’s already on the menu? Move her up the list a bit.
She got added to the Italian package.
30 years ago??? in 1995. That was a great market and boomers bought way before that.
The 0.01% has stolen $75,000,000,000,000 from US workers over the last 45 years, but sure.
Oh, look. Another out-of-touch moron, with a useless opinion.
Who is drinking Starbuccks in 2025? Just last month Starbucks closed 400 stores and laid off 900 employees in North America.
This will inevitably become “Gen Alpha is killing coffee shops”. Fewer Barista jobs are available. The small, local coffee shop that is a nice quiet place to hang out or meet up with friends closes.
The problem is ghouls like her scraping value off the top of everything and hoarding that wealth like a dragon. Removing it from the system so their own personal number goes up.
Stupid fucking bitch.
2016 - millennials should stop buying avocado toast
2025 - gen Z should stop buying Starbucks
2034 - gen alpha should stop buying socks
Some of us aren’t buying Starbucks you dumb twat. But bills still keep escalating. We don’t need just Luigi. We need all of the Super Smash Bros.
Boomers needed houses 50 years ago.
Gen X needed apartments 30 years ago.
Now you need a nice Transit Van.
Payment’s about the same.
Cheap RV living on YouTube is quite popular because people are choosing to live in their vehicles and the freedom to be anywhere.
When I moved, I choose to live in my car for several months. It’s not too bad.
What’s about us Y-Geners, why are we always left out :'(
You’re the hopeless crisis generation.
ok, avoiding starbucks is easy because six fucking dollars for a coffee so they can pay their CEO 6,660 times what a barista makes, just so he can fly between seattle and sfo DAILY, yeah, that’s easy, but that’s not going to transform the entire fucking economy.
what boomers faced 30 years ago? lol, record low interest rates, cheaper education, much higher % of union participation, help me out here what was the rough stuff the boomers went through 30 years ago?
NO FUCKING TELL ME I WANT TO KNOW
They had to watch women, black people, queer folk and transgender people exist and they were scared.
the horrors
If a boomer was buying a house 30 years ago, they were between 32 and 50 years old. They were not buying starter homes 30 years ago. They already had equity.
I was well alive and conscious back then. There was no crisis and home ownership was carefree. The 99’s were awesome. She’s just a lying removed. Boomers never faced any real challenge besides poor brown kids.
So was I and there was a long recession from 90 to 92. Unemployment hits 7.8% and I believe there were a record number of people on food stamps. It’s what made George HW Bush a single term president.
Their economy boomed under Clinton and with the dawn of the internet, but even then middle-aged boomers Warren tech savvy enough to repo the full benefits.
None of that is to say they didn’t have it far easier than millennials and zennials. They did. But disliking them doesn’t mean we have to overlook the facts. They were challenges along the way.
they were complaining about the prices for their rentals probably
Boomers bought their houses in the '70s and '80s when the interest rates were 15%. It’s a big part of why the houses were cheaper for them.
Not giving them a pass. They did have what is likely the easiest economy in American history, but they didn’t have record low interest rates.
In 1970 the median house was about 22k and median income for white families was 10k mostly via a single earner.
Minorities were of course fucked as usual.
You could save up and outright buy. Now a median household is 80k with 2 folks working looking at 800k anywhere near the jobs they work. With interest of course its more like 1.6M
I more or less agree. The home price to income ratio in the US bottomed out in '74 at 3.62-ish. A healthy economy is between 4 and 5. The peak of the housing bubble was 6.78. Today it’s around 7.05. We are beyond cooked and this lady is out of her mind.
That’s a legitimate frustration. We don’t need to pretend interest rates were at a record low for the boomers to validate that.
Nobody said that they had low interest rates
Yes they did. That’s where this discussion started. In fact it was stated “record low interest rates.”
valid
im sure her name was just added to a few peoples lists for that statement.
Oh look it’s an out of touch white woman giving advice.
