Good post.

I really think that it's a bit harder now.

In the late 80's and early 90's (i.e. pre NAFTA), you could work at a factory in a medium sized town and make 40k easily. If you move up a little and got some overtime, you might make 55k to 60k. With a high-school education. Detached homes in those cities back then cost 80k to 130k.

Now, you graduate from Uni (with debt), and you might make 50k to 60k to start. BUT, your home costs 600k (for a townhome) to 1.2 million.

However, I get what you're saying. Look at the idiots that order a single coffee with Skip the Dishes. LOL The same fags aren't demanding changes from their government that might keep foreign investors out of the market.

INB4 the blame comes for "boomers" and nothing changes. Great meme, tho.

Good post.

I really think that it's a bit harder now.

In the late 80's and early 90's (i.e. pre NAFTA), you could work at a factory in a medium sized town and make 40k easily. If you move up a little and got some overtime, you might make 55k to 60k. With a high-school education. Homes in those cities cost 80k to 130k.

Now, you graduate from Uni (with debt), and you might make 50k to 60k to start. BUT, your home costs 600k to 1.2 million.

However, I get what you're saying. Look at the idiots that order a single coffee with Skip the Dishes. LOL The same fags aren't demanding changes from their government that might keep foreign investors out of the market.

INB4 the blame comes for "boomers" and nothing changes. Great meme, tho.