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BUT, But, but.....
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Aloha, Mark
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Aloha, Mark
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thank you for confirming what i have been seeing. everyone thinks im making this up, even my family members.I think, along with all of the aforementioned presumptions, there's another thing going on influencing SOME Americans, those who are still employed/under-employed, but piling up new cars and buying big things and going out to eat expensive meals every weekend.
Many Americans are financially retarded (I was when I was younger, single, but some people are bad even when older/married) and they feel "rich" when Zillow or Redfin emails them a monthly "Market Report" stating their house is now worth 2-3x more than they paid for it.
Doesn't matter they have a mortgage with likely a 90% remaining balance.....
Doesn't matter they don't actually have that money in hand....
They will go out and rack up credit cards, burn through savings....maybe, even as mentioned, request mortgage forbearance. Maybe they think if they mess up, the bank won't repossess their vehicles during the scamdemic, they won't be foreclosed on, or they think they could liquidate their assets quickly and still be ahead....I guess I dunno, but it does seem strange. Traffic is super heavy, in fact, worse than ever in the Seattle metro area. And we are in the middle of a pandemic? Aren't people dying? In the ICU? Working from home? Unemployed? Why, then, so many people driving around??
Why are all of the restaurants in my area slammed all the time?? None have closed in my town, they are slammed. Stores are super busy all the time, it's true, my neighbors have multiple new vehicles parked outside.
One of my neighbors has 2, yes two, 2022 F-150 Platinums, my other neighbor, an only driver, has 2016 M5, 2021 GMC Sierra and some kind of newer Volvo SUV. All of those vehicles bought in the last 12 months.
Eh...I dunno!!
Agree brother, and nor will IIt took a long time of manged decline to get us where we are today. I won't live long enough to see us get out of this.
I think whoever was behind the idea of using low IQ men as soldiers were well intentioned but were civilians who had no idea what was involved in being on the front line in battle. And the result made it obvious that even the ordinary soldier needs serious intelligence to stay alive and not endanger himself more than is necessary.BUT, But, but.....
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Aloha, Mark
I've seen that show!!! Some people even get money back!!! That's how they're doing it!!!Extreme couponing
Hells Bells, people can't even renew their tags on their vehicle(s) and that's a lot cheaper than rent or mortgage paymentsA whole lot of people haven't payed their mortgage or rent for over a year.
Yep, if you're gonna skate on one might as well skate on them all.Hells Bells, people can't even renew their tags on their vehicle(s) and that's a lot cheaper than rent or mortgage payments
several of my co-workers have teenage or adult children living at home with them. Common factor? They are all allowed to smoke weed since teenage, and all bills are paid for them and the fridge is always full of food.After leaving the .gov contacting world and entering the civilian general contracting world, I bought a flip house hired a sub to help me speed up completion. Heard a worker complaining to his GF on the phone about not being able to pay bills, so I asked his boss if I could hire the worker for night and weekend work that was outside the scope of our contract. He said yes so I hired the kid at $2 more/hr (in cash, nonetheless!) than my sub was paying him. He showed up once on time and stoned but functional, once late due to hangover and slow, but then finally bailed without notice before the side work was done, f'ing up my schedule. A couple weeks later the kid texted me and said he needed more side work and I said yes but only if he would show up on time and finish the task. Last I ever heard from him. I wonder if he gave up his pack-a-day, weed and booze habits to help pay his bills?
Some people would rather live on the edge of collapse and stress than develop a work ethic or self discipline. No amount of empathy or welfare or charity can fix attitudes like that. And by the same token, I've seen young motivated kids with deadbeat criminal drug addict parents aggressively work their way out of squalor into a comfortable middle class existence without the help of uncle sugar Sammy.
I suspect we are seeing a shift to more of the slacker kid attitude, content to live in mom's basement, no concern about the future or retirement, or lack thereof. Some may feel politically entitled to a perpetual safety net that saves them from their lack of achievement, but some are just oblivious due to substance problems, self deception, and lack of guidance. Some are both.
Most dems believe exclusively in chemical soup + Darwinism = humans, yet create welfare systems to derail the species-improving aspect of Darwinism. They constantly strive for a system with no risk of failure or consequences for bad decisions.
Enabling breeds entitlement.
One's time is worth exactly what the market is willing to pay for it. Good workers in sucky jobs leverage their value into better jobs. $10 an hour of self respect is better then -$ per hour strapped into video games, pornhub, or being profession social media activist pining over being deprived of one's birthright to Bernie Sanders' utopia at the expense of other people's labor.Maybe people have realized that 1 hour of their time is worth more than $10. Afterall you'll be spending more time at a job than awake at home living your life. It also seems like these days there are a LOT of bad employers out there who bully their employees and dont even follow the marginal amount of employment laws in this country.
Oh yeah and also, being unemployed does not automatically make you poor, or a bad person, or worth less.
Having a savings account pays off.
Fully job cucked mindset. People truly tell on themselves never having worked a low tier job when they think that minimum wage workers have ever been able to negotiate a salaryOne's time is worth exactly what the market is willing to pay for it. Good workers in sucky jobs leverage their value into better jobs. $10 an hour of self respect is better then -$ per hour strapped into video games, pornhub, or being profession social media activist pining over being deprived of one's birthright to Bernie Sanders' utopia at the expense of other people's labor.