Despite boasting higher education rates than every living generation, millennials have fallen so far behind financially that they may never catch up.
Some place the blame on social media influence, arguing that millennials are far more likely than previous generations to be convinced to make purchases based on social media.
Others have argued that nonessential purchases like “avocado toast” and fancy coffee drinks are the real culprits, primarily because they are relatively small purchases that add up quickly.
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Stop it....your hurting my feewings....
gotta go
cartoons are playing at Salisbury University gym now
Don't forget your Starbucks sweetie.
Not to mention these youngsters are lacking in one very crucial life necessity...work ethic.
There are exceptions. My grand daughter got a full scholarship and breezed through in three years working at the same time to pay for her apartment and living expenses. Her parents and I helped her out in pinches but she pulled it off and her entry level job started at 62K. She is a delight and we are all very proud of and in awe of her determination and fortitude. Not all the kids are lost.
10:32
No, there are no exceptions.
They are all the same.
Entitled brats.
Says those who are uneducated . . .
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