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- Oct 23, 2020
I feel that the amount of millennials spending all of their savings on consooming is overly exaggerated by baby boomers, that don't want to accept the fact that they had it easier.
True, I think there is a little confirmation bias from having the Farms/ the Chans as my main view into Millenial social media. I do think the amount of people who burn through their salaries and treat it like funny money is a noticeable minority though, exaggeration or no. Fiscal education is something that is largely lacking here in the US despite the generation gaps, it's surprising how many Boomers I read about that have nothing saved for retirement in their mid to late 60s for example.
I don't fault him for liking Funko Pops. To each their own and whatnot. I can't stand those things, but good for this guy. What gets me is that he wasted $14K on those things. He didn't even keep most of them.
Shit. If I had money like that I'd buy a new-used car! Yet he's throwing it away on Funko Pops...
14k USD could buy you a grand tour of Europe: I'm talking about hitting a lot of the big cities and visiting all the tourist hotspots and so on. Burning it all on plastic seems like a huge waste and I can't even see how someone could do that without some sort of mental disorder.