'It's pathetic seeing millennials sound exactly like the boomers they despise': Gen Z retail employee complains about full time work , faces heat from the internet

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    ✪ Evil TeXan ✪ @vileTexan Follow GenZ joins the workforce in Joe Biden's America.
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    Bryan McNally @Bryan DMcNally. 2d Replying to @vileTexan She's in a car alone making a TikTok video on her iPhone... Pretty sure the problem isn't me working since I was 12... jus sayin...
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    Cassis @cassisnouveau. 1d Replying to @vileTexan I couldn't afford to do those things by myself and on my own when I first started working. And I also couldn't afford a car.
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    Steve Cramer @enslaved1s - 2d Replying to @vileTexan She is 100 percent spot on. PEOPLE LIVE IN A BUBBLE!!
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    MR. LEADSLINGER @Lead Flinger Follow Replying to @vileTexan She's really not wrong. Nothing could convince me to trade being 20 in 1999 for being 20 today.
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    Manbearbull @11_alv 2d ● Replying to @vileTexan Is that a Walmart vest? Sorry 20yrs ago no one was living on their own working an entry level Walmart job.
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    Autistocrates @autistocrates. 1d 1. She's right. Working full time is a miserable waste of life only made tolerable by the hope of early retirement. If you don't have that, it's hellish. 2. It's pathetic seeing millennials in the comments sound exactly like the boomers they so despise.
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    rudy betrayed @rudy_betrayed - 23h if we just had walkable cities then workers wouldn't be able to get in their car and go on angry rants about their pay
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    fizzlestein@fizzlestein 18h Generations playing pity Olympics while not addressing the problem, ensuring that it continues on to the next generation ●
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    CurClassic TMSMⓇⒸ @MischievousCur Follow The boomer prescription for an unfulfilling and fruitless life of debt and labor being "you should suffer more actually" is the actual reason kids reject your culture, your traditions, and everything else you hold dear.
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    Naz @nazbowling102.4h Trying to get boomers to admit they grew up as the most privileged generation in WORLD HISTORY is like trying to pull teeth out of a lion. They cannot mentally handle the fact that over half their success comes from being born at the right time.
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    Southern Ways @ADeepSouth Crit Follow The number of folks dunking on this video by bragging about how hard they were exploited by employers is wild. She's complaining about the pay which everyone admits has stagnated across the board while costs went up but rather than say that's messed up, folks want to mock her?
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    Jordan Weissmann Follow @JHWeissmann This is a video by a young woman suggesting that in 2004 entry-level Walmart workers could easily afford to pay rent on their own apartment. ...
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    memetic_sisyphus @memeticsisyphus Follow There's a myth about boomer america that one could just wander down to the corner store and get a salary that could support a stay at home wife a house and some kids. It's never been real, it's not real now.
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    Hamilton Follow @Watchman_motto All the comments are boomers and gen x explaining how they had it worse. I'm 36, millennial. We were coming into work during the 2007/8 recession. We had forever wars going on almost our whole lives. Offshoring, H1Bs, the coof. It's been one long downhill slide my whole life.
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    I can't blame Gen Z for their gripes about today's economy. It's The system has been molded to the maximum benefit of the geriatrics. And yeah, I work hard. When I'm done at work, I come home and build and fix, trying to get this home and land and farm up.
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    As I was discussing with my wife the other day, we personally have it better than most all of our peers and we still barely have anything left over. Maybe things are different in bug cities. or on the coasts. Idk. In rural America, you might as well accept that you will have to run as fast as you can to stay in the same place. That, or get lucky. It's not too much of an ask to have a country where the government and the elder classes aren't working against you for your entire life.
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    There is a lot of properly placed resentment in the younger generations. All the 'personal responsibility' caveats aside, there are major problems to tackle here, and we didn't cause them.
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    JoeLongBalls @JoeLongBalls 19h I do contain an amount of the "work . sucks but you gotta just do it gene" but the kid is right that the system is stacked completely incorrectly and there's a buncha wannabe hardasses who just relish that some dyed hair girl is upset online

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