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Gee, we give them participation medals and safe spaces and avoid triggers and micro aggressions and try not to hurt their "feelings" and do everything we can to make sure they're not exposed to thoughts and opinions that might offend or challenge them, and they end up finding it tough to deal?Holy crap...what a bunch of roast beef sandwiches.
Most millennials are finding it hard to transition into adulthood, report finds
By his twenties, Kyle Kaylor imagined he would be living on his own, nearing a college degree, and on his way to a job that fulfilled him.
Instead, at 21, he found himself out of school, living with his parents, and "stuck" working as a manager at a fast food restaurant scraping to make hand-to-mouth.
Launching into adulthood has been tricky, he said.
"It became too difficult financially to be in school and not working," says Kaylor, who dropped out of Lincoln Christian University, in Illinois, after one semester because of a money crunch. "And without schooling, you can't get a job that you can survive on, so I had to move back home," he said.
To a conservative Adulthood is being a slave to the corporation for the next 60 years. That is all a worker is anymore in this fucking country...Slave to make the rich richer!
To a conservative Adulthood is being a slave to the corporation
Except when one focuses one's efforts on joining the ranks of business owners instead of remaining among the ranks of business employees. Many owners of businesses also work, often but not always in the business they own, you know.That is all a worker is anymore in this fucking country...Slave to make the rich richer!
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
Do you even know how expensive college is now?What exactly is it we're to think or feel with regard to a college dropout who can't get a decently paying job?
Do you know how worthless a college degree is compared to how much you pay for it?
Do you want parents to always pay for their kids' higher education, or the kids?
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
You should have taken that one semester class on sense of humor. It would have served you well during life.
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
You should have taken that one semester class on sense of humor. It would have served you well during life.
Perhaps. You should have put "LOL" or something more or less like it amidst your comments, and I'd have known or had some idea that you were being facetious, joking, or whatever. Sorry to have to say that, but far too many posters here write things that are patently absurd and they appear to actually mean that foolishness. I've gotten to the point I no longer take for granted that a poster cannot truly mean the stuff they write, no matter how ridiculous it and they would have to be for that to be so.
Thus, I'm sorry I didn't realize you were just kidding, but I didn't. Hopefully you better now understand why.
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
You should have taken that one semester class on sense of humor. It would have served you well during life.
Perhaps. You should have put "LOL" or something more or less like it amidst your comments, and I'd have known or had some idea that you were being facetious, joking, or whatever. Sorry to have to say that, but far too many posters here write things that are patently absurd and they appear to actually mean that foolishness. I've gotten to the point I no longer take for granted that a poster cannot truly mean the stuff they write, no matter how ridiculous it and they would have to be for that to be so.
Thus, I'm sorry I didn't realize you were just kidding, but I didn't. Hopefully you better now understand why.
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People can achieve reasonable goals if they're smart and willing to work at it.What's even funnier is they kill themselves for 60 years being the slave for low wages...
The republican party certainly isn't going to get us back to the value of money and standards of 40-50 years ago...Unions and anti-trust are the only way.
Do you even know how expensive college is now?What exactly is it we're to think or feel with regard to a college dropout who can't get a decently paying job?
Do you know how worthless a college degree is compared to how much you pay for it?
Do you want parents to always pay for their kids' higher education, or the kids?
Be that as it may, they need only find one such employer.It's ridiculous that people will spent $200,000 to get a master's degree in Elizabethan Poetry and expect many people, if any, to have any interest in paying them for that skill set.
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
You should have taken that one semester class on sense of humor. It would have served you well during life.
Perhaps. You should have put "LOL" or something more or less like it amidst your comments, and I'd have known or had some idea that you were being facetious, joking, or whatever. Sorry to have to say that, but far too many posters here write things that are patently absurd and they appear to actually mean that foolishness. I've gotten to the point I no longer take for granted that a poster cannot truly mean the stuff they write, no matter how ridiculous it and they would have to be for that to be so.
Thus, I'm sorry I didn't realize you were just kidding, but I didn't. Hopefully you better now understand why.
Xelor, why do you post like you are a robot from another galaxy?
Thank god marijuana is becoming legal everywhere, slacker time just isn't the same as when you can light up a fatty. Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Smoking mj, meaningless sex, and playing video games is what youth is for. College if you have time left over.
Well, I can offer only that when I was in college (and grad school), my prioritization of those activities was the opposite of what you've depicted. My prioritization may have had something to do with why,less than a decade after finishing college, I was self-employed and thriving quite nicely for it. That's not to say the prioritization you suggest cannot yield similar or better results, but rather that I'm not aware of how to make that approach do so.
You should have taken that one semester class on sense of humor. It would have served you well during life.
Perhaps. You should have put "LOL" or something more or less like it amidst your comments, and I'd have known or had some idea that you were being facetious, joking, or whatever. Sorry to have to say that, but far too many posters here write things that are patently absurd and they appear to actually mean that foolishness. I've gotten to the point I no longer take for granted that a poster cannot truly mean the stuff they write, no matter how ridiculous it and they would have to be for that to be so.
Thus, I'm sorry I didn't realize you were just kidding, but I didn't. Hopefully you better now understand why.
"far too many posters here write things that are patently absurd and they appear to actually mean that foolishness."
Say no more I can't argue with that!
Yes it was meant to be humorous.
You guys carry a lot of political clout, but you're dying off. Soon us GenXers will take over.They're screwed!
But then again, every generation since the Boomers have been somewhat screwed.
It's almost as if the entire purpose of the human experiment was to see to it that we Boomers had the best of everything.
Holy crap...what a bunch of roast beef sandwiches.
Most millennials are finding it hard to transition into adulthood, report finds
By his twenties, Kyle Kaylor imagined he would be living on his own, nearing a college degree, and on his way to a job that fulfilled him.
Instead, at 21, he found himself out of school, living with his parents, and "stuck" working as a manager at a fast food restaurant scraping to make hand-to-mouth.
Launching into adulthood has been tricky, he said.
"It became too difficult financially to be in school and not working," says Kaylor, who dropped out of Lincoln Christian University, in Illinois, after one semester because of a money crunch. "And without schooling, you can't get a job that you can survive on, so I had to move back home," he said.
DiplomantifaIt looks like many a millennial will be suffering from PTSD as they grow older due to their own ineptness brought on by liberal brainwashing. I expect a horde of false 'GoFundMe' pages in social media in the near future. !
Students Are Special Snowflakes Too Precious to Send to War25% of millenials living at home do not work or study!
Could be time to reinstate the draft, especially with NoKo in the eventual crosshairs.
Cut Us Some SlackerYou guys carry a lot of political clout, but you're dying off. Soon us GenXers will take over.They're screwed!
But then again, every generation since the Boomers have been somewhat screwed.
It's almost as if the entire purpose of the human experiment was to see to it that we Boomers had the best of everything.
