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Are you not familiar with Instagram? All those influencers seem to do is go on vacation.

OhtheSuffering Is every Millenial a social media influencer?

I am a millennial and I take at least one vacation a year. And no I ain't rich!

@@BadgerCheese94 That's nice, I too am a Millennial and only now have managed to get a job that both pays well enough for me to afford a vacation AND gives vacation time worth taking. According to my peers in my area, you're the exception, not the rule - so enjoy for all of us!

@@Xanthelei I mean I never said I had a nice high paying job lol. But when I was 20 I was working at an IHOP making peanuts (though a lot of hours) and I went down to Miami for my 21st birthday. When I was 21 going on 22 I was working at a Sonic and a Dennys and went to Miami in April and Minneapolis in June. Later that year I went to Oregon for Christmas. The plane tickets cost me 800plus bucks. (For me and my SO) I was still working at Dennys at the time lol. This summer I plan to go to Boston. I work at a liquor store. Dont make much money. I was lucky though when I was 23 I got paid to go to LA for a few days. That was kind of like a paid vacation lol. To be fair back when I was 22 I had a waitress at the Dennys I worked at tell me "I never met a dish washer who travelled so much" To be fair, in my early 20s I was living in a dirt cheap studio apartment with a bunch of friends in suburban North Texas. Paying like 120 dollars for my part of rent. I'll never go back to that nowadays but that's part of why it didnt matter that I made so little money. Now I live in downtown Minneapolis. I pay for my half of my apartment almost as much as that whole shitty studio in Texas was worth and I have more expenses and things do cost more up north but I still save a little to travel. A vacation doesnt have to even be far. A weekend in Duluth, Minnesota, would be a vacation for me.

Brandy you are genius

and they cancelled the good stuff because "Nielsen ratings" deemed it bad.

How does this comment have 6 thousand likes and 3 comments lol

Like game shows

So it's a universal problems

It's crazy right? The cost of education and housing SKYROCKETED since the boomer days while wages are remaining stagnant and now they are wondering why millennials don't have any money to spend on non-essential crap XD

To be fair to many people dont try to get a job not trying to make trouble I'm just saying

@@kennymccormick1261 I've never met anyone that wasn't trying to get a job if they did not currently have one. I've met people that were failing at finding jobs but in all my life the closest I've seen someone not looking for work was right after they went through a traumatic experience and took a year off to recover with their family. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just that it's not exactly a big issue. Even the people that aren't looking for jobs likely just gave up due to a lack of available resources that prevents them from doing so. I don't think you are trying to stir up trouble, no worries.

@@MrCrazyLeprechaun thank you for your opinion I'm just saying around where I live I too many people are on their butts or selling drugs

@@kennymccormick1261 It'd be less of an issue if there was incentive to work is all I'm saying. Min wage, as low as it is currently, is almost useless in the grand scheme of things. At least you get money for selling drugs, lol.

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I have heard of this story, but it was ancient Egyptians instead.

Zeeshan Aamir lol, me too

@RAYMOND NATERLIN bruh, you caused a recession and global warming, chill

​@@niniortiz8901 global warming, hahahahhaa. Yeah first it was global freezing, then it was acid rain, then global warming, now it's just "climate change". They come up with a different enviornmental scare every 10 years. By 2025 it'll be something else.

@Big Lou wow they seriously were deemed as lazy for inventing books? And now it is lazy if you don't read books

25, I'm going to do all those things.

🙌🙌🙌🙌

Well their vaping instead

omg lol your right

Except they ARE drinking beer and lots of it. Total myth that the they're not. They're just drinking other things in addition.

yea true..

Or they're younger GenX who don't know that we're not their generation because they're too close in age to us.

To be fair they are all from California soooooo yeah 🤔

They're in their natural environment.

I feel like this is the one time they'd be accurate tho, lol. We're a generation of insomniacs!

This is sadly accurate tho, I dont remember what sleep is

Same lol

I really hope that's not true. I am struggling so much with life right now, I wouldn't want my parents to suffer with me. :/

SingenStatt Atmen hey friend, while I’m fortunate enough to have never have had to suffer through depression or anxiety problems, I know many people who have, and it is really such a silent burden. Your parents are there to help, and I’m sure would want to help you through this. I understand that it can be very difficult, but i think one of the most important things you can do is to have a very open and honest conversation with them about what you’re going through. One of the most important parts of life I’ve realized growing up is the true importance of how open conversation can make things so much easier. Like I said, it’s not easy, but becomes more and more easy with practice. ❤️

@@justasingledronevideo2583 Hey thank you so much for your kind words. :) Thankfully I don't suffer from depression either, I'm just incredibly unhappy with where I am in live right now and how little I have achieved; right now I'm finally 'achieving' sth (in my parents eyes) but I hate every second of it and would much rather do anything else... Like I say, it's not a depression. :) Although it is quite depressing. ^^ Anyhow, I don't want to bother you with my live. I just wanted to thank you for you kindness - I did have many such open conversations with my parents and they do know how I feel, but in the end I'm the only once who can change things. So that's why I'd rather my parents didn't feel bad because of me, they deserve better.

@@saifeldeenadel3491 I don't know if that's a concept you can really "dumb down", tbh?

I think that's called Modern Slavery.

Better have gotten paid for them

...... turn off your damn phone they cant interupt you if they cant reach you

That is a thing Millenials need to learn: If you are on vacation, you are on vacation and NOT reachable. And DON'T TAKE UP THE F*ING PHONE!!!

@@ferrari2k And then you have no job to return to.

Exactly

I agree. My kids are millennials. There’s no way they could afford to buy houses. Nor do they want to.

Yeah it’s not millennial’s fault that convience (why can’t I spell) is more popular

Only issue with not having cable is I can't watch the puppy bowl. But I'm not paying $100 a month for one night of the year.

Yep, why do cable when we got Netflix, Hulu, UKposts, disney+, Amazon prime, and so forth. And of course, piracy. Can't forget that one.

Preach

I've watched my mom go through 2 divorces. So yes, I'm very picky about who I date.

Divorce is going down because marriage is going down, and only people who really want to get married are getting married, hence lower divorce rates.

The generation learns

Same. I don't want to get married until I know for sure my future spouse and I are going to stay together for life. I don't want to live in a house with somebody I barely know and am only in lust with. I won't even move in with a girlfriend until we know that's for sure what we both want. And suppose there are kids in the picture? Why in the hell would I want to subject them to same pain, confusion, and mental stress I had to grow up with?

I literally work 3 jobs and I still can't afford housing. I've been on the waiting list for Section 8 for over a month now and calling a rooming house regularly because it's the only thing I can afford and nobody has gotten back to me because I'm not the only one struggling that much.

@Justin Centers Factory work is extremely taxing and often dangerous, though. Not just anyone can do it.

@@Kiss_My_Aspergers depends on the factory and product.

im not a millennial (gen z) but i work 2 jobs and i still dont make much and alot of my ml friends are struggling with debt and shit bc school and stress

And we're stressed out about it like everyday like we aren't trying. I graduated from high school with not enough to get a job and had to go back to get more to get the lowest job available. Fast forward 6 years, several thousand sent resume per month and zero cash and I'm already at my wits end. Add the stress and constant reminder of my situation from my parents and I'm close to going insane!

They drink liquor my dude

i’m college student we’re drinking straight liquor

@@Insomnia4321 Beer tpp

@@Insomnia4321 Beer too

Millennials aren't in college anymore really. Also, most the people in college I know who drink beer are like international students

That is why you and others in your generation would deserve respect.

Amen

lol i was just reading your story with your little sisters boyfriend on some other video.

Education is very imp. But dont make it into a business where to achieve it u have to sell a kidney

@@carryon2821 - :-D

Twin Peaks

Thanks air

Andrew Robotham woah wtf. They are definitely on something

Yeah, and nowadays, it's leaning towards Gen Z as well.

We cut cable in 2017 We are Gen X.

And CD’s and DVD’s

Krista Kiefer I’m a 3rd child so apparently I’m considered extinct ☠️

@@tobyga1929 me too😔

Krista Kiefer It’s so fucking dumb XD oh no I’m the last middle spawn

im the first of 5, 3 from my dad's side and 1 from mom ended up being an only child anyway because i was put up for adoption

Yay I'm on the endangered species list guess I'm a wolverine now

You are right. People are now looking for quality. We want something that tastes well.

In Colorado there are a lot of micro breweries with restaurants. You can go to a liqueur store and get a huge assortment of craft brews.

Big oof but true

Also the housing industry is killing its own market. They're flooding the market with expensive, luxury housing that people can't afford. I have a 15-minute long walk to work along a long stretch of road. I pass FIVE RVs that people are living in and THREE luxury housing properties. My town needs a fucking trailer park because people are so poor here, but all the empty space is getting filled with LUXURY housing. It's becoming more commonplace in my town to see homeless people wandering about because they can't afford housing in the area.

Amen dude amen

And who has all these student loans? Millenials.

I know this is random but get your blood work done. Your hormone levels. I've been using ashwagandha it helps balance hormones. I have hypothyroidism so I'm often depressed. It helps me even get out my house along with the help of sea moss and other minerals. I hope it helps. Good luck

Selena A it's been a year now since your comment. I hope you are much better!

You'd be thousand of miles away and they'd be emailing you abt work. Like uhhh????

Well America is a work aholic country. A some of things go into this issue.

TLDR: economy is fucked... thanks dad =.=

Exactly College used to be an option that would cost less than 10k now you have to go and spend your life repaying it.

And you still have to pay for the property you by paying several unreasonable taxes and fees

Jacob Hazlett You’re right! You literally no longer have the freedom to even paint your house the color of your choice in most neighborhoods, it has to be approved by your HOA.

bc it's such a kind thought. If only all parents were so caring!

lilMissmAlice exactly! My mom finds joy in my pain so this is such a weird thought to me😂😂

@Eseercam Well, you're only just a Millennial really...like I'm only just a Gen X. There's a crossover phase of a couple of years, called "Xennial" for that reason.

@@sweeperboy I was born in 1981, as well, but I fall more in line with the Millennial "norms" than GenX. Gotta love being a gap generation. LMAFO Why isn't GenX getting any shit from the Boomers, btw? I mean, they *are* the next generation down. Doesn't seem fair that we're the ones getting crap from our parents, even though some of us have kids just graduating high school ourselves. This is just weird all the way around.

and the economy, healthcare, housing, affordable higher education, etc

True

Also when boomers complain about millennials and gen z being spoiled... I wonder who they were spoiled by. Hmmm idk can someone help me?

@@lovelykitty42 gen x

To be honest, I feel like the quote should/could even be, "The world is only as happy as its saddest child."

Angela Bautista so true

...but they didn't actually die tho. Please don't say that, it's concerning to read that Drake Bell and Josh Peck are dead when they actually aren't. Drake and Josh have ended would've been a better way to say it without giving me a mini-heart attack.

I know hunnnh! We straight up TrAsH.

But we get shitted on for being “degenerates”

Because they are the ones forcing to change while not looking into some cause and effect

And for your other children who are happier you won't be so happy because you are on a low level of happiness because of the saddest child... But generally he is right.

The problem is that most seem to want to live in expensive large cities. Many people who live outside of the large population centers can and do afford houses/cars/multiple kids on average salaries. Younger people who want to live in LA or New York have no one to blame for their $ troubles but themselves.

@@MisterMonsterMan Except, where are most of the jobs? Most of the jobs are in the city... so stuf. Also, I know plenty who live outside of the city and still can't afford a house. Go take a look at the actual numbers.

An6ryMonk3y Yup. We're not killing divorce, we're definitely killing marriage.

You're under 15 years old?

Raw Oyster no I’m 19

@@raw_oyster doesn't even understand how generations are categorized

Actually it's both good and bad especially in western cultures where they rush marriage and think it's all a joke . Now it's a bad thing because where I come from even though some people aren't happy in their marriage they still stick together because they are afraid of what people might say . Especially since honor plays a huge part in our society

Divorce isn't for everyone.

are you saying every marriage is toxic and needs to be ended? I'm confused. Divorce is a bad thing, shouldn't be celebrated b/c divorce means the end of a relationship that never should have gotten married in the first place (in my opinion)

@@greeneyes8D Wait what are you even saying, divorce is bad because of the of the toxic marriage? So people who get married too quick, realise it was a mistake and then decide to divorce because it's better for them are somehow bad then? And I understand that saying it shouldn't be celebrated, but simply saying it's a bad thing is really just degrading to the people who have had to go through terrible marriages and then divorced and it be the best thing they could of done for themselves.

I was negatively affected by my parents staying together. I WISHED they got divorced.

HeyItsZora you just compared the government to regular citizens lol

I dont think ordinary people were dumping chemicals in water during baby boomer years

Brayden McClellan what R u talkin about us Dutch and Germans will carry the beer industry..

@@jimson8222 fair enough, we'll carry wine and whiskey, and the Russians can carry vodka.

And we Scandinavians will happily go sit in the corner when it's dark with some vodka or Aquavit.

Soraya Chowdhury, I think you meant there ARE other factors, and ...that make WE young people....

Ivan Devevo English isn’t my first language, I was born in Belgium and speak dutch :)

@Mike C wages dont even out in other parts of the country either, you get payed less out there despite housing being cheaper, so you still struggle

@J H Im not emo im a Koreaboo. And i only dress like this cause its what girls like

@J H no sir i dont cut myself, and where do you live? Do you survive off minimum wage alone? Please do tell me where this magical place is

SouthCalifas619 That’s not true at all. You can very easily get well paying jobs that can build you up to getting a house in the future (at least around where I live) *most* people (from experience) struggle because they are extremely sensitive, lazy, and self-centered.

@@Oxgel by building up you mean saving up for a house, but what about in the mean time? The housing of now, some of us no longer can live with parents, so how do we make it with minimum wage? The way im doing it is living in Mexico and crossing the border 6 times a week to go to work. Its the only way i can afford to live, sure i can move the midwest or south where rent is maybe $700 for a studio or 1 bedroom apartment, but the minimum wage out there is still at around $8 an hr

I had lolled on that part.

There's bad apples in every bunch; so when someone generalizes a whole group, you can tell that person to stop being a hypocritical asshole who's looking for a scapegoat.

Student debt. The cost of getting a higher education costs more for a millennial than it did for someone who went to college in the 70’s.

Frank Wells- the trillion dollars of student loan debt in the United States

Midnite St0rm unless you had a parent that was a middle child. Paybacks are truly hell

And you cannot afford grammar!

@@noone-pl2gj k but ur mum still gei

And that is why the Boomers blame Millennials for killing it. They had the money so they think we also have the money.

Hooray! I'm in that group! Making 34,000 a year after graduating college, but still can't save up for a house of my own.

The elders were apart of the “ME” generation? The Millennials are the absolute most “ENTITLED” generation! They are about me, myself and I. They expect everything to be handed to them if they can tear themselves away from their smartphone for 2 seconds. There is a whole world out there and they are staring down 90% of the time instead of looking up!

Jami Cannatella-Mgn Lol do your research, study history, learn about the “Me” Generation during the Vietnam war. And you’ll see what generation was the worst. Keep in mind “millennials” were raised by baby boomers

@@italiagrl70 Have you ever considered that that phone contains a much bigger world than what you see around you? That phone has culture, art, science, history... enough knowledge to last a thousand lifetimes. It's basically a never ending library, a literal paradise of the mind. Look up and what do you have?--Dirt, cars, pollution, concrete and a litany of other banalities. What is so interesting in your world that you whine and cry and pout that people won't join you? Doesn't that attitude strike you as "entitled," that you demand others enjoy the same things as you and nothing else?

But u can afford some beer)

Which is caused by the boomers poor economic and political choices

@@aaronmontgomery2055 actually it can just as much be at fault of political choices of millenials mixed in as they believe communists ideology will save them

@@alexk7880 you are misinformed my guy, look at where the national debt comes from. The cause of the housing bubble. It is by most the legacy of reagon and Nixon era politics and those that kept them. The idea that the next generation will solve our problems? A bunch of financially irresponsible idoits who thought the whole world revolved around them. Look at how the economy was shaped to their needs and those impacts. Their policy's and irresponsible ideas. How are the "new" ideas the cause of problems of yesterday? I'm not saying millennials are not creating more problems but they are not the cause of the problems. We look at why things happen and we see where things start.

@@aaronmontgomery2055 but to put it all at fault of past is like makimg the fault of allowing one to take all blame while the other even if new get away of responsibilities and think everything should be simplified and think feelings are better than facts while hiding behind other ideologies and make excuses to enforce their ideology that can cause a great decline on everything.

I was thinking the same thing. I bet that article was referring to the big domestic companies.

Sometimes I envy you guys. There is no such thing as houses under 200k in Europe. I wish, we could have paid that little for our apartment.

Looked it up. I don't live in a big or popular city but the average price for a house was 1 Million in 2019.

Marquise Lewis lmao

That was true, until we got to where we are today to where you need nine damn subscriptions that cost as much as cable

yup

I guess some people just like to find ANYTHING to blame millennials.

Smarter, riiiiiiight.

Brendan Wessling 💯 true!

Exactly People just in their 20s have started making fun of kids doing tiktok Some are fine with it but some do call it trash We’ve already started

Best comment ever.

@@kasim7509 but then again i can't stop feeling it's trash

@ it is lol

No more than rent.

My boy rent is cheaper

@@louie3593 then you are probably looking at prices for too big of a house.

"only 12$ an hour". Try moving to Portugal where you get payed 500$ month. Entitled as fuck.

@@spartan11mcxbox maybe dont try to make this about a difference. We all have our own problems and there is no reason to hate on other bc of theirs. He is talking about his wage not being enough to pay rent and other expenses ..just be kind to eachother, allright?

Yeah, we’ll probably end up creating more issues for the generations after us too

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