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This Boomer old man asked me for price on a deck and he was acting all pissy because I told him I need 50% up front to order the extremely expensive Hardwood .
If not I told him there's going to be a additional sliding fee for the fact that I have to order the material when I need it he acted that I should eat that cost because he's not giving me 50% up front.
And he started quoting Dave Ramsey fuck Dave Ramsey he's basically the orange Boomer
This is why I avoid residential work. Did it once for a couple months and never want to do it again. Boomers were always the worst since they think a show up charge was going to be $15. Yeah, 2 of us went to a boomer couple to replace a blind that was not covered under warranty (the blind was fine, they were just crazy), and when we said $50, they thought we were robbing them of everything. Fucking boomers man.
 
This is why I avoid residential work. Did it once for a couple months and never want to do it again. Boomers were always the worst since they think a show up charge was going to be $15. Yeah, 2 of us went to a boomer couple to replace a blind that was not covered under warranty (the blind was fine, they were just crazy), and when we said $50, they thought we were robbing them of everything. Fucking boomers man.
This one boomer couple tried to claim that yes, they can change the dimensions of the windows on the new build whenever they want. I pointed out it's not in their contract and that it's going to be like 10 grand. If they wanted it changed. It really would only be a few thousand, but these people were being pushy assholes the entire time during the build. That's the I don't fucking feel like dealing with your price.
 
I have met Boomers who are honest and modest people.

The rest have no excuse.
Kiwifarms is basically a millennial hate forum. I am an Uncle Ruckus to my people.
You're generally right about both and I'd even argue that a lot of every generation shares this golden ratio of mouth breathing fuck ups to normal people. For boomers, it's entitlement and selfishness that manifests itself a slightly different way to millennials mostly due to economics. The worst of both generations (and Gen X and Zoomers) have many commonalities as pointed out by @Squanto Airi
You're right. A (((different))) demographic was behind it all along.
If you look at the media saturation - would it be wrong to say its a bit of column A and column B?
 
This Boomer old man asked me for price on a deck and he was acting all pissy because I told him I need 50% up front to order the extremely expensive Hardwood .
If not I told him there's going to be a additional sliding fee for the fact that I have to order the material when I need it he acted that I should eat that cost because he's not giving me 50% up front.
And he started quoting Dave Ramsey fuck Dave Ramsey he's basically the orange Boomer
Did you try quoting them 2x the market rate and then let them negotiate you down to 1.5x the market rate? A boomer pulling these stunts isn't asking for a second opinion.
 
They're just old and out of touch. I used to think they were bad too but they're just stuck in the 1980's. They don't understand anything about our world or economy today and most of them are retired.
 
If they wanted it changed. It really would only be a few thousand, but these people were being pushy assholes the entire time during the build. That's the I don't fucking feel like dealing with your price.
Somehow I always seem to get discounted rates. I think a lot of people don't grasp the concept that if you don't act like a total dick, you don't get the dick tax.
 
Dude what is gonna happen in ten years when boomers really start dying off and their kids/the medical system inherit their massive stock portfolios and begin liquidating it in mass to pay off debt/actually afford life? I think housing will double again and stocks will half. No one talks about this and I am legitimately curious.

Edit - The years where the majority of boomers will die off are 2037-2041 just FYI
 
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Dude what is gonna happen in ten years when boomers really start dying off and their kids/the medical system inherit their massive stock portfolios and begin liquidating it in mass to pay off debt/actually afford life? I think housing will double again and stocks will half. No one talks about this and I am legitimately curious.

Edit - The years where the majority of boomers will die off are 2037-2041 just FYI
I just hope their stuff doesn't get eminent domain'd, scammed off, or gobbled up by banks or anything. Things might get serious these next few decades... it's best to prepare now.
 
I just hope their stuff doesn't get eminent domain'd, scammed off, or gobbled up by banks or anything.
If there's a plan, it's that. Take all the dead boomers' shit and give (rent) it to the New Americans (and English, and Australians, etc).

The first tendrils went out in Ireland, as I recall. It's not only Ireland but that's where I remember the government doing a room census to prove that its houses are underpopulated. So, to solve the "crisis"...

It's what the boomers would have wanted, to get Jewed one last time and impoverish their few descendants forever.
 
I just hope their stuff doesn't get eminent domain'd, scammed off, or gobbled up by banks or anything. Things might get serious these next few decades... it's best to prepare now.

If there's a plan, it's that. Take all the dead boomers' shit and give (rent) it to the New Americans (and English, and Australians, etc).

The first tendrils went out in Ireland, as I recall. It's not only Ireland but that's where I remember the government doing a room census to prove that its houses are underpopulated. So, to solve the "crisis"...

It's what the boomers would have wanted, to get Jewed one last time and impoverish their few descendants forever.
A lot of boomers tied their net worth/retirement plans in their house. Their entire retirement plan was to sell at record high prices and then move to a place like Tucson, Arizona for record low prices. Except they’re finding no takers for their house and housing prices are sky high at retirement-friendly cities like at Arizona, Florida, etc.

Of course, that means no inheritance to the kids. They should just suck it up after all because they were able to buy a house in 1990 for $50k! Ignore the fact it’s now worth $800k. Those kids are just so entitled these days. Then in the same breath, they’re pissy that housing prices at Tucson keep shooting up. Like these dumbfucks thought they were the only ones who thought about selling high and then buying low. I think places like Mississippi and Alabama are going to be the new boomer destinations for the 2030s.

I think Generation X just assumes they will live forever and millennials and zoomers assume they will work until they die so planning for retirement isn’t a thing to us. I think Canadian-style MAID will get introduced shortly and become a popular retirement plan. Governments will low key encourage it because they can no longer afford to pay out social security and will now just be considered yet another giveaway to our “diverse” citizens. Wypipo will be encouraged to get on MAID.
 
I suspect oversized McMansions will just collapse in value. There's no actual advantage to a super oversized home today for the typical buyer. They're not built right to get divided into a duplex, their construction is shoddy, upkeep costs and cleaning time are excessively high, and they're way too big for the modern family. Literally who wants them? All I've got is semi-rich people who want a home in that particular location, which means the remote suburbs McMansions are even more doomed as an asset class. Only saving grace is if they're on a large lot with a good sized yard.
I think places like Mississippi and Alabama are going to be the new boomer destinations for the 2030s.
They're already shitting up Tennessee. I genuinely wish the elderly could be banned from moving between states. They're a plague and a cancer wherever they go. Just build giant cruise ship necropoli so they can be exiled from the land and stored at third-worlder crewed nursing homes til the day they die. Think of it. 100's of millions of boomers from around the globe anchored off the coast of Africa and India being catered to by 70 IQ retards. This has to be cheaper than leaving them in their country of origin.
 
They're already shitting up Tennessee.
I’m not surprised, I just figure they will invade any warm state with a relatively low COL. Their original plan about moving to Florida and Arizona is no longer viable because they seriously thought they themselves were the only ones planning to go there and are now flummoxed that costs of living there have shot up. Tens of millions of boomers are in the process of executing this plan. The 2030s and 2040s are going to see an interesting change in demographic shifts.
 
Geriatrics descending on places is awful. A lot of those places could be decent homes for new families but as always they suck up resources for no reason. No other generation in history so consistently gums up the works for younger generations and then tsks-tsks at them for not doing well.

The boomer class is certainly out of touch, as another poster pointed out, but I don't think that's all of it. Old people are always going to be out of touch to a certain extent, they're fucking ancient. Not knowing what's going on and no longer caring is an oldie right of passage. But boomers seem to get some sort of sick satisfaction out of constantly trying to relive being young and making things miserable for those that came after them. They're also allowed to hold on to power in a way no one has ever allowed before. For fuck's sake there are people serving in congress that are past the average lifespan at this point. It's vulgar.
 
But boomers seem to get some sort of sick satisfaction out of constantly trying to relive being young and making things miserable for those that came after them
This is the single greatest distinction between boomers and prior generations of elderly. Boomers view the young like vampires, as a resource to be exploited. They have abandoned the ancient social contract to benefit their offspring so that the future is more successful than the present. In olden times, an elderly woman is committed to supporting her children however she can, by spinning yarn, minding the children, or being active in the kitchen. Now, the elderly live apart from their children and view them as playthings that are to come, entertain them, and then leave. Laboring until death to support their families is abhorred as an infringement upon the true god of boomers, themselves. This is why they think nothing of driving up home prices and make an effort to spend down their entire networth before death. They will not be around in the future to eat bread, so why not eat the seed corn? They will never know famine either way. Better to steal the plenty from the future than reject even the slightest element of hedonism.
 
I suspect oversized McMansions will just collapse in value. There's no actual advantage to a super oversized home today for the typical buyer. They're not built right to get divided into a duplex, their construction is shoddy, upkeep costs and cleaning time are excessively high, and they're way too big for the modern family. Literally who wants them? All I've got is semi-rich people who want a home in that particular location, which means the remote suburbs McMansions are even more doomed as an asset class. Only saving grace is if they're on a large lot with a good sized yard.

Here is the problem.

Nobody wants McMansions, but it will be illegal to replace them. Residential areas have huge lots and it is becoming more and more illegal to build large developments that house multiple families. Single-family zoning on huge lots just means unused lots.
 
New Boomer Trend: self-diagnosed autism. This excuses all of their behaviour - they're not simply spoilt narcissists, no, no, they are On The Spectrum and thus are the real victims.
Huh? I thought that was a zoomer thing!
Another thing I've noticed is, in those videos of cops being called to noise complaints of kids playing and being kids, 9 times out of 10 a boomer is the one making the complaint. These same boomers will then complain how "addicted kids are to technology" and "how they should just play outside".
oh man, way back in the day, I remember an episode of Cops where some old boomer (or possibly pre-boomer) bitch called the cops on some kids playing basketball in a cul de sac near her driveway. The basketball hoop went into her driveway just a tiny bit.

The officer told the Karen to chill. Then when he left he talked to the kids parents and told them “yeah she should be glad they’re playing ball and not throwing rocks at her house” and left.
 
They're just old and out of touch. I used to think they were bad too but they're just stuck in the 1980's. They don't understand anything about our world or economy today and most of them are retired.
I don’t even think all of them are bad people nessecarily, they grew up in relatively stable times in comparison to now, I mean you see a lot of Boomers get upset about what Millenials and Gen Z choose to wear for clothing (some of it is fair but some of it is not) a lot of them literally can’t cope with the decline the elites in their generation are responsible for, I honestly think they’re molded by bad societal trends, I mean in a strange way there’s a lot of repeated culture around every 4 generations for example Gen Alpha gets shit for being iPad addicts but I do see positive traits with some of them in spite of that, a lot of them see the current political culture (17-19 year olds) and are honestly quite aware of how bad things have gotten and don’t see a path forward, they have even less faith in electoralism than Gen Z does and that’s saying something, Gen Alpha will have a weird advantage in having the conservatism that Boomers have but also having had their youth in a time of bad economic conditions, which probably is optimistic for the long term but not the short term
 
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