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Start following the market on Zillow in their neighborhood, I make sure to tell my Boomer parents about any price drops or houses that will not sale on the market. We hit the peak of the bubble earlier this year so I'm seeing Houses not selling and huge price cuts.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvoninventory is low because 75 year olds won’t put them on the market and boomers have no issue selling to a hedge fund management. As long as they get ahead, fuck everyone else right? Still pulling the ladder up for an extra 150 grand. Boomers are the most selfish and entitled generation in history, no doubt about that
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvoninterestmaxxing but for what? Money is only a degenerate uncontrollable number. The most degenerate form of product. Number go up make dumb boomer happy as hells fire sale ramps up day by day
Every gen x person is a cry baby. Ohhh boooo hooo my parents worked a lot and I hate them and complain even when I'm 52 about them. Grow up, you people also got America at its peak economic wise, the economy was still growing at like 5% a year till you were 30-50. I'm sick of you entitled crybabies complaining when you had it just as good as boomers but fumbled the ball just like them.
I was trying to buy a house 5 years ago in Houston in a neighborhood where homes were getting multiple cash offers before an open house. A guy who inherited his home sold it to me and my wife below market value because he wanted to see it occupied by a family and not get flipped. I think about this guy often, sometimes you meet people who actually are the change they want to see. It's inspiring.
My grandma did the same thing a few years ago. It’s one of the most commendable things I’ve seen someone do. She wanted to help a young family she didn’t know.
@@bryangillis1839 I remember this when I was a teenager (Gen X) and my parents retirement and money management guy told them to not take early retirement and he could get them another 1.1 to 1.3 in the next 3-4 years. Whole new investment markets were opening up around that time and the mid to late gen Boomers made a killing. They stayed in place for the better part of a decade and it threw off the timing of the whole system, that couldn't adapt.
A Generation who sucked the entire system dry to buy more crap from Sams Club but yet has the audacity to tell you to pick up an extra paper route to pay for college
@@matturner6890 A huge number of boomers are raising their own grandchildren because their offspring have failed (or died). What I have heard other boomers say is that they should help their kids if they can because today's economics are not in their favor as it was when they were young. That's why they can gift to their children no more than $15,000 per year tax free; boomers helped make that rule for that reason. I am guessing that you and others here are confusing American boomers with American rich people. As for lying, you can say you don't believe me, but you can't say that I am lying because you have no way of knowing.
My parents are both 73yo. My mother has dementia & severe osteoporosis, & my father has rheumatoid arthritis, gout & is a raging alcoholic. They recently sold their 3bdrm house I grew up in, to move to a 6bdrm waterfront property. Neither of them are even able to walk upstairs, because of their mobility issues. It's ALL for show. 🙄
bruh I I started readin bd...I'm like oh yea I like where this is going but you're even more of a degenerate abbreviating bedroom bdrm LMAO. I feel for your parents bless them.
They’re no different than any other generation. They are the perfect example of why you can’t give people everything; because they just end up being a bunch of entitled assholes who think the world revolves around them and refuse to give up anything for the greater good. The only difference between the Boomers and other generations is that the Boomers were born in the right place at the right time. You’d be just as greedy and sociopathic if you were born in that time as well.
There's one boomer in this comment section saying he ain't giving his family an inheritance because they didn't say happy birthday on Facebook to him 😂
My parents: Live in a 20m USD home, send me to an ivy league school, come to my miserable apt that I can't afford, crippled by student debt, and sick with Covid-19 to help this shitty generation live another day. Iraq Veteran taking out 50kg trash on his back down 10 flights of stairs. I can't even buy meat in NYC. And they are like: "Back in my day, I lived on 2000 USD a month and was fine."
I’m gonna go ahead and guess that you were born in the 70s or in the 80s. Gen x-ers who were born right after boomers (in 66-69) are just like boomers.
I'm a Boomer liquidating my entire life to help keep my Gen Z child ahead and out of poverty. I hear lots of broad sweeping generalizations about Boomers as if much like race or gender we are some kind of monoculture. This guy Tim has lots of fans who frankly are bamboozled by his mindless drivel. Twenty bucks says this loud mouthed putz couldn't do actual hard labor for two weeks straight. He's an idiot and really not that funny.
@@johngaller278 he’s hilarious. And my parents thought they could just give me money if I kissed their ass too. Turns out that giving your kid money doesn’t make you a good parent at all. My parents made me miss the birth of my second born because they thought one of their business assets was more important than their grandkids. We told them off and then they just stopped helping us financially when we needed it most and still haven’t apologized for the emotional trauma they put us through. It’s all about money for boomers and gen x too. As long as you got your golden parachute fuck the world. My parents don’t want a better life for me they just wanted to dominate their situation. It’s not about love it’s about controlling your kids. I would rather be poor than put up with my parents asking for me to kiss their cheeks in order for them to make things harder and throw money at problems. The older generation is just as shitty as the one before and the one after.
Latina moms are horrible.. they'll only criticize you as if you were their worst enemy and then try to re-organize/re-decorate all your shit if you sleep on them. Cant Live Without Our Mommas though 😅
My uncle always asks why I rent instead of buy and every time I give him the same answer. Because I didn't have your life uncle Joe. My dad didn't die and leave me a shit load of money like when you bought your house. He genuinely cannot connect the dots that perhaps the large financial windfall he got when he was younger than me helped facilitate his home buying.
They take debts to their grand children to pay for their medical expenses and pension benefits and complain when those kids opt out of society when best they can afford is 50-60% of income going to rent on a shared apartment. And when the boomers are finally on their deathbed, we will be envious of that too because we know that when it's our turn, we will have to pay like 3 month's salary just to be able to take a nap on the side of the road and be devoured by wild dogs. Well, I guess we should have pulled ourselves by our bootstraps and had a firmer handshake.
Do you really think Boomers start off where they are now? It always amazes me that even college graduates think they are going to make the same amount as a person who has worked in the profession for ten, fifteen, or 20 years. There are things you just don't learn by going to college, or working for a few years. You learn them through experience. It's things that don't seem important to you, or seem beneath you right now. If you aren't totally reliable, and a hard worker, they are just waiting for you to quit, or mess up so they can get someone else. If you're rude, or a trouble maker the same thing. This is 101 to being a valuable employee. In order to get a promotion you have to pay attention and learn quickly, be methodical, and accurate in your work. And some jobs you have to do all that, work quickly, be able to problem solve, and find solutions quickly. If you work with the public/customers/clients you must be pleasant, helpful, and have impeccable customer service skills. You can't get angry if someone yells at you, or insults you. You have to calmly tell them that your are there to help, and ask them what the problem is. Then you ask them if a solution will help them, and tell them you are sorry this happened, and it matters to you. They aren't usually really angry with you in the first place. They may have had a bad day, going through something in their life, or perhaps they do have a legitimate complaint. It's hurts the reputation of a business when they argue or are rude to a customer, even if the customer is wrong. I look at them while they are talking, so they know I'm really listening. You can gain many loyal customers who witness your demeanor handling an angry customer. Including the ones who complained, just by how you handle sticky customer service issues.
Dumped their parents in an elderly home and rarely visited. Dumped their children in school for them to raise them for them. Drove their cars around uselessly, bought stuff and watched Tv because they were bored.
This is so true. Boomers often become interior hoarders also. They fill the attic, basement, and any extra rooms with neatly labeled carboard boxes full of crap.
Tim dillon hit the nail on the head when he said, "Boomers are the 1st generation to have so much experience and no wisdom to go with all that experience."
My father is 81, the silent generation, and he built a new house on a grocery store salary in 1974, his wife never worked and they had 5 kids, came from no money. Boomers are mostly in their 70s and drive the best cars on the road and have the best 401k's and pensions, my uncle is a boomer at 76 and he owns 3 houses and all he did was work for the state liquor control board, nothing fancy. They had the easiest paths to wealth of any american.
Their path to wealth was adopted massive debt and create programs that completely fuck their grandchildren out of any future. They imported millions of immigrants for cheap labor they weren't willing to do. Now look at the crime. They're a joke.
They also got to grow up with laws that weren’t aimed at destroying you. My uncle and several elderly dudes I know reminisce on being able to drink and drive before the city made it illegal. It used to be just a ticket, they could drink and drive on the beach, they could just say it was the passengers beer and it was a nothing interaction. Now they support the police taxing you for every infraction and use of force because they’re scared of a traffic stop they initiated.
@@NickMak-m2c yes and no. Im going through this right now because my father just passed away. If the house is left to multiple children it will usually be sold and bought possibly by corporate landlords as a rental. I may have to buyout my siblings for total ownership. But this situation is more common than a boomer or silent gen having only 1 child.
My boomer parents refuse to stay at my house because the guest room is too small. They can't seem to understand why their daughter who works in finance making 100k a year still lives in a duplex and drives the same car from 2011. Must be that I suddenly become bad with money.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon I'm in Canada so it's rapidly becoming not alot, and I'm supporting my spouse and I live within my means (no debt) so yes it could be worse but certainly not great, given that in the 80's/90's my boomer father supported a wife and 4 kids in a full sized house on less than half what I make now.
@@katiebarron4706 I live in Canada also. 100k for an entire household income is rapidly becoming a lower class income. I wish you the best of luck. I know dual Doctors that can't afford a house in Canada. Absolutely insane. But hey we are inclusive!!
Spot on. My boomer mother claims to have “simplified” her life by selling her McMansion in one of the western states. What does simplified look like? Because she sold her house for an ungodly amount, she bought a “farm” just outside of Napa CA that is 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms on 5 acres of land she does NOTHING with. She loves to tout it last appraised for over 5 mil. Yet her kids live in squished apartments, or if lucky, they have a 2 bedroom home that they rent the other room out. She also has openly said she is leaving all her money to charity because then the money will go to something meaningful. And she wonders why no one talks to her…
Don’t you think she might leave the property to you when she dies? That’s what most people do, especially when their kids appreciate them and don’t bitch about how she’s doing what she wants with her life and her investments while she’s alive. You can donate your inheritance if you can’t stand having it, but let her do what she wants with her money and her assets, sheesh!
Boomers also won't get out of the workforce, causing a traffic jam amongst everyone else beneath them trying to move up in their career. They will rarely mentor people beneath them, either, so when they finally die in their cushy job, they create a competency crisis because they never bothered to show anyone how their job functioned.
True. We have this boomer working the self-checkout at my local supermarket. All he's doing is flirting with female customers and employees all day. I guess he was bored in retirement or can't stand his wife, so this little job gets him out of the house. He pays zero attention to his work and you have to call him every time you need assistance. One time he actually left his post and went somewhere in the store for like ten minutes because a female customer asked him to help find some product which is not even his job. Customers were left waiting for him to come back in order to get assistance in the check-out process. I pray to god they fire this dude and give the job to a younger person who actually needs it.
So true. I'm a so-called "Xennial" who's been in the workforce full-time since the mid-2000s. I see three main reasons Boomers rarely mentor or train their younger subordinates: 1) fear of being replaced by workers who are more technologically adept and efficient; 2) inability to explain their jobs to others, which is usually the result of incompetence or uselessness; 3) 100% focused on their own shit and couldn't be bothered.
Still expect their high paying job, but REFUSE to even LEARN a computer. Expecting gen X and Z to do all that WHILE STILL TAKING FULL PAY as we do our job AND THEIRS.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon Yeah, I mentioned the competency crisis they create when they don't mentor people beneath them before leaving their job. Maybe if you bothered to actually read my comment instead of jumping at the first opportunity to flex on the younger generations you'd realize what you were going to type actually isn't a secret, it's literally what I described. I could also address the problem of your generation refusing to hire anyone who wasn't sent to an indoctrination factory where those teachers and professors you mentioned teach kids worthless bullshit in exchange for mountains of unbankruptable debt, but you probably haven't read this far. You're a Boomer, after all.
Boomers get so insanely butthurt if you try explaining this to them, even in the context where they’re assumed to not be personally responsible for this stereotype.
Thats why a lot of boomers vote democrat. They are so high on their horses they don't see reality anymore. (Not to imply Republicans are better). Their reasoning for voting democrat is ludicrous shit tho
My grandmother did that to my great grandmother, then let my worthless aunt move into my great grandmother’s home to destroy it then got a reverse mortgage on it and lost it while my great grandmother died in the nursing home. Also changed her will and screwed the family vacation home 😂
The fifties was when disney grabbed america by the balls and mass media became god. Tvs and radios in every house and people cared more about that or the beer at the bar than they did the people they lived because "fought for the country" or whatever excuse.
I've heard a story about a guy who bought a neighbor's house, just so he can have some alone time away from his wife. I don't know his age, but I'm guessing he's a boomer.
The irony being, I’ll have a job that pays more than my mother’s, but will pay more renting a studio apt than she pays for a mortgage lmao. What a great time to be alive.
My boomer grandparents, who bought three separate properties on a single income, like to tell me that the reason my rent is $1500 for a studio the size of a shoebox is because I “don’t understand the value of hard work”. But they won’t sell any of the properties.
Not just housing. Even in the trades, there's a few boomers that refuse to retire and let some young guy become an apprentice. My company has three tool and die makers. Me (millenial), gen X, and a boomer. The boomer does 16 hours every day for absolutely no reason, reads the newspaper, management is oblivious to what my department does and we're a year behind on tooling. We asked for an apprentice to grab from the production side and they said that the budget is 3 maximum. They could fire the lazy boomer and give us 2 Gen Z apprentices that will do double his work, each. Awful generation.
They don’t retire because despite all of the advantages, half of them still went absolutely retard-mode and pissed away all of their money…. Absolutely shameful…
I worked at a tool and die shop for a few years. One guy was in his 70s and refused retire. He said the money was too good to retire, even though he had several rental homes and a 100 acre farm. Like geez, leave some houses, jobs and land for the next generation.
My favorite thing about Boomers is they are the ones who did the hippie peace and love movement, lived a nomadic lifestyle working odd jobs and living off human kindness, traveling the country seeing amazing musical performances and getting higher than a kite on every substance known to man. Then today they are largely a spoiled, egotistical, greedy batch of people who refuse to take responsibility for their own mistakes while becoming outraged when anyone younger than them doesn't take responsibility. And nowadays, the spirit of the boomer's hippie phase actually resonates and lives on stronger than ever with younger people across the board. And the boomers call us lazy, self entitled losers for behaving and thinking the same exact way they did in the 60's and early 70's.
My dad was born in 64. He despises his generation. He despises the government. He despises corporations. He used to be a top level manager for several companies. He provided for his kids and was good at what he did. He now renovates mobile homes. He gets mad when his sisters send normie texts and include him in the group chat. He’s a self hating boomer and I love the man. I’m not saying Tim is wrong about boomers…. He’s 100% correct… I’m just saying some exceptions exist.
another thing to note - the boomer stereotypes are true and apply to a majority of them: but only americans. that same generation in most every other country? Wonderful people, "boomer" does not apply to them as an insult. Moral, not only individually but with a self-aware sense of the next generations
My parents are the same. I’m 26 and my parents had kids late and they’re boomers and they understand fully that things are hard for young people right now. They’re also not very materialistic as many stereotypical boomers are.
My grandparents live in the basement of their 3-4 million dollar mansion. They have to turn on the taps on the floor upstairs so the pipes don’t rust. My grandma will replace all the furniture on the main floor every time we go over and my grandfather works to support her spending habits, he just turned 80 and is VP of sales with no education. They came over to my apartment and were like “I thought you were a software engineer! You should be able to buy a house! Shows ya how useful that degree is!”
@@beccagee5905 2 Thessalonians 2:11.....and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them. 11 For this reason God will send them a powerful delusion so that they believe the lie, 12in order that judgment may come upon all who have disbelieved the truth and delighted in wickedness.…
There was a guy who said "the boomers will be the first generation whose children look back on with contempt, rather than admiration." So far it sounds pretty accurate.
First?! no. Transcendental Gen of Lincoln and Douglas. Were so unpopular after the Civil War. They wen't from 91% to 44% in one 4 year cycle. They were the Boomer like gen. I think history will repeat here.
The generation of psychopaths that has had complete control over the levers of power since at least the 90's. But will never admit the absolute horror of a world they have created 😅😅😅😅
@@OffGridInvestor I could write a book about this generation, and many people have. What it boils down to is they inherited a solid functioning society from the blood sweat and tears. Of their grandparents and parents, not a perfect civilization by any means but a solid foundation. I know this because I am old enough to have caught the tail end of it. And they proceeded number one by destroying the family unit, in the late 70's and 80"s divorces skyrocketed. Because the number one thing for the boomer generation is PERSONAL HAPPINESS and COMFORT. And they will sacrifice their children and grandchildren to achieve it. And this we worked hard for our wealth, please tell that to millennials and zoomers. Your generation partied its ass of from the late 60's through the 70's. That is of course when you weren't tearing down the very country that allowed you the freedoms you enjoyed. The term " finding myself" was actually a boomer phenomenon. And in the 80's the minority of them got down to the business of adulting that is after consuming huge amounts of cocaine. That made Pablo Escobar a billionaire, and in the 90's the boomers took full control over the power structure. And still have control till this day, with white knuckles on the steering wheel.
You can build a life in America you just need to make over 100 grand a year and that’s just to take care of you and your spouse.. forget about having children Jesus Christ that will ruin you.
I am a lawyer at a pretty big firm and I was having a conversation in the presence of granddad and father about house prices in London. I almost can't afford to rent let alone buy a property. My Granddad said, I kid you not, "why don't you become a typist, that pays a lot". He is constantly having a go at me and my siblings despite not realising he was state funded to fail at being an engineer and a doctor before finding something easy enough like dentistry. These people are completely ignorant about how difficult it is for young people. My Dad was telling me that in the early 80s property in London was almost free; he bought a flat for 2K which is now worth £700k.
My wife’s father and her uncles all moved to London in the 80’s. They went to the bank, got a bunch of credit cards, maxed them all out and bought a bunch of properties lol. That’s how easy it was back then. Literally absurd. Boomers had the easiest circumstances in the history of mankind.
My boomer mother picks fights and starts drama to get people to bite back and defend themselves so she can react like the victim. My boomer father in law truly believes he is the world’s leading expert on everything, and he makes stories up about how he goes around dropping wisdom on everyone else.
My wife and I saved every penny and struggled for YEARS to finally get into our home. The DAY we moved in, my dad comes out to my screened porch and says “As soon as you can, you need to get this turned into a sunroom” … okay boomer, let me just invent 30k out of thin air to get a sunroom added into the four bedroom house that is JUST MOVED INTO!
My mom has had her arteries cleaned out twice barely missing a heart attack. She’s had back surgeries. She lives alone on 7 acres of land right across from a Judge who has a million dollar home, lol. She lives an hour from any family and has her house stuffed full of crap. She absolutely refuses to move.
Good luck cleaning out all that crap. I done it in my uncles cottage, was literally taking in 3 tandem trailers PER DAY of scrapmetal. House was full of broken furniture and newspapers and covered in mouse crap. I had to replace 1/3 of the framing and HALF of the wall and outer linings (like the siding) before I moved in. Then there was my dads uncle and that house. PILES of stuff including half his sisters stuff after she died. Just trinkets and old blankets worn thin and crap. We took some stuff from the sisters house "we could use" to either put it in scrapmetal, recycle, burn it and backed up the garbage bins for WEEKS. "We can give it to albert" was code for scrapmetal. Albert was the scrapmetal dealer but another albert was a family friend.
Age 52 GenXer did what I was told to do, getting a degree, not a trade, and went from changing baby diapers at age ten to adult diapers at fifty, for what? My parents and their mothers could have cut a deal to put me in a real house, not one without central air in Miami, Florida, but no! So I ran for Mayor, briefly!
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon I lived there for 30 years and hated it. I’m 42. I thank God everyday I live in a quiet neighborhood in close proximity to stores. And we just bought the land behind us.
@@OffGridInvestor we already dealt with it with our MIL house. By the time I inherit it the land will be worth so much I can just haul the trailer off.
I saw so many 70+ year olds driving 10 below the speed limit in brand new SUVs and Luxury cars today. Thanksgiving is a dangerous time to be on the road. It took one of them like 10 minutes to navigate the parking lot at Zaxby's
here in my town, during the day its all brand new f 150s, brand new corvettes, all driven by really old people lol. also all the restaurants during the day are boomer couples know. they are enjoying retirement
My grandparents are boomers. I love them. I feel the boomers at large chose their own wealth over making this a good country for their children and grandchildren
I’m a boomer and my 88 year old mother will absolutely not move out of her home of 65 years. She tells everyone she is maintaining her own home. Yeah right. My brother and I are exhausted…
While a freind's neighbor was showing their house to sell his drunken roomate was screaming what a peice of crap it was to them from the front porch inhaling Guiness.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon hey you yes you. You have no friends here. go back to reading your books and patting your cats. Your time is nearly done 12.6years and ticking what a pleasant way to look at things xx
@@jellyrollfan93 Thanks so much, I thought my comment would get buried because there were so many already and that no one would see it. I hope you're doing well.
I'm all for ending it, social security is a damn scam. That 12% my pay invested in the market would be worth MILLIONS by the time I'm ready to retire, not a measily 2-3 grand a month.
My mom has a 3 bedroom house with a basement yard and garage. I have a studio apartment. She came over and started whining that i was ahead of her because i had an automatic dishwasher. I asked her if she wanted to trade. That shut her up real fast.
My parents are the last of the boomers (mom born in ‘61, dad born in ‘64) and this is so accurate. It’s crazy how they all have this mentality, almost without exception
My dad made six figures as a chemical plant tech in the late 80s after the Air Force (no college degree) got into a wonderful private uni when it was still cheap as shit, built a custom $400,000 home, bought the two properties next to his house, built houses on them and sold them. The boomer way
This was when he was like 28. Meanwhile I’m 26, have a bachelors and make 50k a year and live in an RV. But hey at least I haven’t gone through a divorce yet
@@Peglegkickboxerdude, if you’re an ENGINEER still living with your parents, I have less than 0 hope for myself. I’m not college educated at all, I work at a warehouse making 41k a year. I’m so fucked. 😂😂😂😂😂
When my aunt was my landlord she charged me market rate and raised the rent by the legal max every year. This is on an apartment that her FATHER bought and paid off. Its a whole generation of people who have been given everything and are still ready to take more if they can get it. Happy to say I no longer live there, and covid has since LEGALLY BLINDED my aunt. If there is a god, I'd like to thank He/Him for taking that bi*&hes sight.
My uncle inherited MILLIONS in today's terms in property. Kicked out a tenant for an illegal 20 YEAR renovation that ended up being demolished. From 1986 to 1998, so 12 YEARS, he blew a 330 acre farm, 2 apartments and a house and also lost another USELESS farm that was the side of a mountain that couldn't even grow grass. The mortgage on that put him under. He spent 22 years on welfare during all of this and after this. He would open the newspaper and say "my TAXES are paying for THAT" What taxes? My taxes are paying for YOUR WELFARE. He would have all day to fix something but would wait for me or dad to get home from work so WE could fix it. He wouldn't even TRY. This included his car which my dad would be fixing on weekends while he would just STAND there. My grandfather had a stroke building up all this wealth and couldn't work for 2 years trying to recover. He pissed it all in 12 years. I still have the ONLY farm he kept, 50 acres, and inherited a mortgage WITH that farm. 1977 to 2010 and he never paid it off. He got an interest only loan and told his friend he never has to pay it back. He was right, because I HAD TO.
This is 100% accurate. You would think a generation of people that witnessed thousands of their fellow citizens be killed on a lie our government told them that lead to the Vietnam War would not be the most propagandized people on the planet either. I truly think it deals with how they were raised. From parents that lost everything in the Great Depression.
@Lothar I seriously hope the Gen Alpha that takes care of you on a nursing home one day forgets to change your diaper for 5 weeks because they are busy playing Roblox
I deal with medical emergencies on aircraft. Yes, the boomers are flying, and theyre causing chaos onboard. They don't take their meds before they fly, they're passing out and hitting their heads. Grandparents need to STAY HOME. Never seen so many people this age trying to jet set.
Can we take a moment to acknowledge they were the last generation to get retirements while only having a high-school diploma Thats why they are so ignorant
@@HumansAreBots Being in good times does, Boomers are actually the weak generation but they like to project it onto younger generations. A truly strong individual isn't in constant competition with others looking for any ways to look down at them. It's all out of insecurity, it's called narcissism
Lol, my Dad owns 3 sports cars. Every holiday, he comes to my apartment and complains about how much his car payments are, while I drive my daughter around in a Honda Accord, lol.
I told my mom that my generation is inheriting a bankrupt gov’t and we won’t get social security so we will have to figure out something else out. Her response was so boomerish. She gave me a “meh.”
Another thing that Boomers do constantly is give unsolicited advice, ask super personal questions and make really condescending comments that made sense fifty years ago but are obsolete now. If some millennials choked their boomer parents in their home, I would hate to be the deciding vote on the jury.
"Damn judge I think he did it but he should still inherit the assets your honor its for the greater good of the society he will manage it way better for the greater good of the community"
Its almost as if everyone now agrees having these creatures in society are a giant net negative. Life will only be so much better in every way once they're gone. It's not really possible to coexist with them.
This is false. The thing with boomers is that they simply just do not fucking die. I’m genuinely convinced an entire life of consuming Monsanto GMO corn syrup has granted them longevity that we never even knew was possible
My wife’s grandmother is sitting on hundreds of acres worth 15 million right now, as she lives alone. Hoarding goods from decades ago. We may get some money when she goes, but we’ll have to work for it as we sift through her BULLSHIT.
There's about 8 different houses on my street where the owners are one small breeze away from full paralysis and dementia in palliative care. This one guy takes over 5 minutes to get inside his car. Its truly impressive.
Tim is spot on. My dad and step mom came by to visit my 2 year old daughter and the whole time My dad’s wife came by talking about how they have 4 empty rooms on the house but are not selling and how much the house is currently worth and how they just bought a new car. Then she talked about her daughter because they payed for her college. Blah blah blah and never once asked about the baby or us or allowed us to say anything about ourselves. Then proceed to talk crap about millennials. At the end of they day they will get what ever the younger generations have to give and deal with inflated prices at the end of the day
This is 100% accurate. My mom is a boomer and she always has to express her opinion of my house. What she likes and what she doesn't like. I just want to tell her, NO ONE FUCKING ASKED YOU FOR YOUR OPINION, THANKS MOM, FN BOOMER
Bro covid only killed like the 90 year olds that had lung cancer twice and only had 1 lung left and it was someone elses and they were also morbidly obese
At 61 I’m a younger boomer in California. Probably the biggest reason boomers won’t sell is they bought a house 30 years ago, it’s paid off, and has low property taxes. If they sell and buy something smaller the property taxes will eat up their pensions. And they don’t want give politicians huge capital gains windfalls.
My parents have setup the dynamic to basically wait for their death and inheritance. Constantly boasting about wealth and materials items while I work my ass off to survive. Its actually disgusting. Late 70's with major health issues and they still own 5 properties and refuse to let any of kids help them manage and make a little money on the side. God forbid we should take care of their assets and benefit a little while they are still alive so they can see their grandkids get better birthday presents and christmas gifts. Its completely gross and I am actually glad that everything ends in death because we are due for a refresh and the largest transfer of wealth ever. The next generation should have the ability to work hard and afford their own home/condo/apartment and not be rent slaves.
i love my boomer mom but it kills me when she complains about living on a “fixed income” ($2k from social security each month) while also owning a primary home, vacation home, and 5 additional rental properties. she doesn’t understand why i don’t see her as a victim lol.
Me: Hey boomer, how did you get your first job? Boomer: (unironically) “Well the guy who owned the restaurant retired and said he’d give me a shot…” Me: ……..
My neighbor spends all year at an RV park, but refuses to get rid of his giant house (with an entire story they ignore due to mobility problems) because it’s nice to have a place to store stuff
Boomers lived through a time you could buy your home for 60-100k. Now it is 5-6x that in most places and pay rates have not adjusted with the costs of living.
Worst generation this country ever produced. My boomer parents are like this, everything paid for, big house, no bills yet all they do is complain & act like they are suffering. And oh yeah my brother and I need to "buy some houses". Their retirement plan is to run through their savings and then go back to work at age 75.
Lol, my boomer mom and all her neighbors in a nutshell. I live in an 1200sq ft house w two kids and my mom is solo in a 2400sq ft home that cost 300 a month to heat. She can barely get up the steps. They all yammer on about the environment going to shit, but take 3 trip to Europe every year. Where else are you going to spend that crazy pension for a part-time job you had in the 80s and 90s??
They really do that. It's not just houses either. Everything I would do as a child my dad would copy. I started playing guitar there he was buying a guitar. He wasnt playing guitar with me or interested in that. He just wanted to feel like someone wasnt passing him. I started doing physical labor and things that require you to go outside and sweat as you do them because I knew he wouldnt dare do that and he didnt. As long as they arent interested in what you are doing they dont copy you, abuse you, or try to one up you. Take that for what it's worth.
6:40. I’ve experienced this. I was helping my partners mother fix her car so that she could move it from being too close to the neighbors driveway. My partners mother AND THE NEIGHBOR both found a way to tell me how much money they had and how much their houses were worth. I found it odd but didn’t think it was a “boomer” thing.
just tried to purchase a trailer from a boomer, he said and I quote: "I won't even open the door for that amount!" He than proceeded to complain to me about a lack of police presence in my small county town until I literally had to walk away. They can all go to hell.
2021: My parents: "So, we will be leaving the house to you after we pass away, and your brother will get the savings." Me: Thanks guys, I love you. 2023: "So, after we sell the house, we might move to Florida." Me: Wait...what? Happy Thanksgiving!😄
Like my place. Offered 12 THINGS to renovste the place. Each time when I was ready for it from 3 months to 3 WEEKS later: "Where's this bloody sense of entitlement come from!!!" Completely destroyed my trust in "their word".
During the pandemic I worked for an estate sale company. You are so right. Boomers do not let anything go. Their huge homes were filled to the brim with decades of belongs. Collections of collections. They probably thought most of it was worth more than it was. Some of it was but most of it was worthless. After three days of lower prices we would just sell the belongings in bulk to a nonprofit or something. I also worked as a bartender at a casino. Boomer couples waste their remaining years and money at casinos . That whole industry may fall apart when that generation is gone.
Omg yes, we just returned from a family cruise. My 75 yr old father in law leaned over and said, "wanna see how much I spent this week on charge to your room expenses?" I'm thinking, not really, he showed me anyway. Some huge amount, quite braggish...
Boomers will complain about the price of everything except their house
Start following the market on Zillow in their neighborhood, I make sure to tell my Boomer parents about any price drops or houses that will not sale on the market. We hit the peak of the bubble earlier this year so I'm seeing Houses not selling and huge price cuts.
Well said
@@justinsmith3981I wish this was the case in my part of the country
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvoninventory is low because 75 year olds won’t put them on the market and boomers have no issue selling to a hedge fund management. As long as they get ahead, fuck everyone else right? Still pulling the ladder up for an extra 150 grand. Boomers are the most selfish and entitled generation in history, no doubt about that
Spot on! And also they like to look on theirs 401 k accounts and masturbate
"He who dies with the most stuff wins." -Some fucking boomer
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvonwhy don’t you shut up? Go take your pills and drive 10 under?
King Tut mass mind control phrenia type shit
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvoninterestmaxxing but for what? Money is only a degenerate uncontrollable number. The most degenerate form of product. Number go up make dumb boomer happy as hells fire sale ramps up day by day
😂
Every gen x person is a cry baby. Ohhh boooo hooo my parents worked a lot and I hate them and complain even when I'm 52 about them. Grow up, you people also got America at its peak economic wise, the economy was still growing at like 5% a year till you were 30-50. I'm sick of you entitled crybabies complaining when you had it just as good as boomers but fumbled the ball just like them.
I was trying to buy a house 5 years ago in Houston in a neighborhood where homes were getting multiple cash offers before an open house. A guy who inherited his home sold it to me and my wife below market value because he wanted to see it occupied by a family and not get flipped. I think about this guy often, sometimes you meet people who actually are the change they want to see. It's inspiring.
My grandma did the same thing a few years ago. It’s one of the most commendable things I’ve seen someone do. She wanted to help a young family she didn’t know.
that's awesome.
U flip that shit?
nope @@Gary_oldmans_left_nut
That’s rad. Few people actually have a moral compass that strong, the dollar is their god lol
Boomers have literally sold us to china for a home in malibu and a early retirement.
Thank the used car salesman Tricky Dicky Richard Nixon and his toadstool Noam Chomsky for that one.
@@bryangillis1839 I remember this when I was a teenager (Gen X) and my parents retirement and money management guy told them to not take early retirement and he could get them another 1.1 to 1.3 in the next 3-4 years. Whole new investment markets were opening up around that time and the mid to late gen Boomers made a killing. They stayed in place for the better part of a decade and it threw off the timing of the whole system, that couldn't adapt.
Hey fellow Aussie!
I hate this evil country.
Yep. Last gen to have a retirement and they won't take it.
A Generation who sucked the entire system dry to buy more crap from Sams Club but yet has the audacity to tell you to pick up an extra paper route to pay for college
I just bol
and they have no idea what financial policies all their politicians passed over the last 40 years
I'm a boomer and have never once heard another boomer say such a thing. You sound a bit whiney.
@@virginiamoss7045 you're lying! Typical boomer behaviour.
@@matturner6890 A huge number of boomers are raising their own grandchildren because their offspring have failed (or died). What I have heard other boomers say is that they should help their kids if they can because today's economics are not in their favor as it was when they were young. That's why they can gift to their children no more than $15,000 per year tax free; boomers helped make that rule for that reason. I am guessing that you and others here are confusing American boomers with American rich people. As for lying, you can say you don't believe me, but you can't say that I am lying because you have no way of knowing.
My parents are both 73yo. My mother has dementia & severe osteoporosis, & my father has rheumatoid arthritis, gout & is a raging alcoholic. They recently sold their 3bdrm house I grew up in, to move to a 6bdrm waterfront property. Neither of them are even able to walk upstairs, because of their mobility issues. It's ALL for show. 🙄
Are you a millionaire yet with all that time you saved not typing “bedroom”?
@@hapisky5013 Yes.
bruh I I started readin bd...I'm like oh yea I like where this is going but you're even more of a degenerate abbreviating bedroom bdrm LMAO. I feel for your parents bless them.
I find that sad, but just don't let it say anything about you. You are separate from them.
YES!!!!!
They're known as a generation of sociopaths for a reason
They’re no different than any other generation. They are the perfect example of why you can’t give people everything; because they just end up being a bunch of entitled assholes who think the world revolves around them and refuse to give up anything for the greater good.
The only difference between the Boomers and other generations is that the Boomers were born in the right place at the right time. You’d be just as greedy and sociopathic if you were born in that time as well.
A generation of Patrick Batemans.
There's one boomer in this comment section saying he ain't giving his family an inheritance because they didn't say happy birthday on Facebook to him 😂
@@DietWarlordI mean yall should call your grandparents and wish them lol
My parents: Live in a 20m USD home, send me to an ivy league school, come to my miserable apt that I can't afford, crippled by student debt, and sick with Covid-19 to help this shitty generation live another day.
Iraq Veteran taking out 50kg trash on his back down 10 flights of stairs. I can't even buy meat in NYC. And they are like: "Back in my day, I lived on 2000 USD a month and was fine."
Boomers are the first generation that wanted to do BETTER than their kids, not the other way around. This Gen Xer loved this rant!
I’m gonna go ahead and guess that you were born in the 70s or in the 80s. Gen x-ers who were born right after boomers (in 66-69) are just like boomers.
Chronos complex
They said “fuck you” then get mad when we say it
I'm a Boomer liquidating my entire life to help keep my Gen Z child ahead and out of poverty. I hear lots of broad sweeping generalizations about Boomers as if much like race or gender we are some kind of monoculture.
This guy Tim has lots of fans who frankly are bamboozled by his mindless drivel.
Twenty bucks says this loud mouthed putz couldn't do actual hard labor for two weeks straight.
He's an idiot and really not that funny.
@@johngaller278 he’s hilarious. And my parents thought they could just give me money if I kissed their ass too. Turns out that giving your kid money doesn’t make you a good parent at all. My parents made me miss the birth of my second born because they thought one of their business assets was more important than their grandkids. We told them off and then they just stopped helping us financially when we needed it most and still haven’t apologized for the emotional trauma they put us through. It’s all about money for boomers and gen x too. As long as you got your golden parachute fuck the world. My parents don’t want a better life for me they just wanted to dominate their situation. It’s not about love it’s about controlling your kids. I would rather be poor than put up with my parents asking for me to kiss their cheeks in order for them to make things harder and throw money at problems. The older generation is just as shitty as the one before and the one after.
Literally every time my dad comes over to my house points out everything that is wrong with my house. This is 100% accurate.
Latina moms are horrible.. they'll only criticize you as if you were their worst enemy and then try to re-organize/re-decorate all your shit if you sleep on them.
Cant Live Without Our Mommas though 😅
It’s true.
You keep inviting him back
Why don't you fix it? In my day people took pride in home ownership!
My uncle always asks why I rent instead of buy and every time I give him the same answer. Because I didn't have your life uncle Joe. My dad didn't die and leave me a shit load of money like when you bought your house. He genuinely cannot connect the dots that perhaps the large financial windfall he got when he was younger than me helped facilitate his home buying.
Boomers: they have it better than their parents, and their kids.
They take debts to their grand children to pay for their medical expenses and pension benefits and complain when those kids opt out of society when best they can afford is 50-60% of income going to rent on a shared apartment.
And when the boomers are finally on their deathbed, we will be envious of that too because we know that when it's our turn, we will have to pay like 3 month's salary just to be able to take a nap on the side of the road and be devoured by wild dogs.
Well, I guess we should have pulled ourselves by our bootstraps and had a firmer handshake.
Do you really think Boomers start off where they are now? It always amazes me that even college graduates think they are going to make the same amount as a person who has worked in the profession for ten, fifteen, or 20 years. There are things you just don't learn by going to college, or working for a few years. You learn them through experience. It's things that don't seem important to you, or seem beneath you right now. If you aren't totally reliable, and a hard worker, they are just waiting for you to quit, or mess up so they can get someone else. If you're rude, or a trouble maker the same thing. This is 101 to being a valuable employee. In order to get a promotion you have to pay attention and learn quickly, be methodical, and accurate in your work. And some jobs you have to do all that, work quickly, be able to problem solve, and find solutions quickly. If you work with the public/customers/clients you must be pleasant, helpful, and have impeccable customer service skills. You can't get angry if someone yells at you, or insults you. You have to calmly tell them that your are there to help, and ask them what the problem is. Then you ask them if a solution will help them, and tell them you are sorry this happened, and it matters to you. They aren't usually really angry with you in the first place. They may have had a bad day, going through something in their life, or perhaps they do have a legitimate complaint. It's hurts the reputation of a business when they argue or are rude to a customer, even if the customer is wrong. I look at them while they are talking, so they know I'm really listening. You can gain many loyal customers who witness your demeanor handling an angry customer. Including the ones who complained, just by how you handle sticky customer service issues.
Dumped their parents in an elderly home and rarely visited.
Dumped their children in school for them to raise them for them.
Drove their cars around uselessly, bought stuff and watched Tv because they were bored.
Don't forget the mass consumption of bs politics@@vettemuziekjes
And grandkids 😂
This is so true. Boomers often become interior hoarders also. They fill the attic, basement, and any extra rooms with neatly labeled carboard boxes full of crap.
😂
Because they've spent the last 20 years at target and Marshall's and tjmaxx trying desperately to find something that helps them to feel something.
@@aaronvanzile3824yup. Trying to buy something to validate there existence
My parents couldn’t park in their garage when I was a kid because it was full of these exact cardboard boxes and totes you describe
Facts they are terrible hoarders
Nailed it and I'm a 71 year old boomer. We are a bunch of miserable fucks.
Well said gramps.
Don’t feel bad. At least you don’t have ptsd from mean words like the next 2 generations 😂
@@iB_pOpN True.
There-there, boomer. Why don't you go and buy another McMansion to make yourself feel better.
I think Y’all are funny 😂
Tim dillon hit the nail on the head when he said, "Boomers are the 1st generation to have so much experience and no wisdom to go with all that experience."
Why because they have a paid off home and don't want to pay anymore interest to the banks
@@fauxbro1983 what?
@@fauxbro1983we got one!!!!!
@@fauxbro1983try again please
Boomers fucked the American dream up acknowledged that they were doing that n still act surprised lol
My father is 81, the silent generation, and he built a new house on a grocery store salary in 1974, his wife never worked and they had 5 kids, came from no money. Boomers are mostly in their 70s and drive the best cars on the road and have the best 401k's and pensions, my uncle is a boomer at 76 and he owns 3 houses and all he did was work for the state liquor control board, nothing fancy. They had the easiest paths to wealth of any american.
Their path to wealth was adopted massive debt and create programs that completely fuck their grandchildren out of any future. They imported millions of immigrants for cheap labor they weren't willing to do. Now look at the crime. They're a joke.
Of anyone in the world period. They had to try to fuck up back then.
They also got to grow up with laws that weren’t aimed at destroying you. My uncle and several elderly dudes I know reminisce on being able to drink and drive before the city made it illegal. It used to be just a ticket, they could drink and drive on the beach, they could just say it was the passengers beer and it was a nothing interaction. Now they support the police taxing you for every infraction and use of force because they’re scared of a traffic stop they initiated.
If they hold onto their houses than their kids get the house though, and it doesn't go into the perma-rent abyss of BR
@@NickMak-m2c yes and no. Im going through this right now because my father just passed away. If the house is left to multiple children it will usually be sold and bought possibly by corporate landlords as a rental. I may have to buyout my siblings for total ownership. But this situation is more common than a boomer or silent gen having only 1 child.
My boomer parents refuse to stay at my house because the guest room is too small. They can't seem to understand why their daughter who works in finance making 100k a year still lives in a duplex and drives the same car from 2011. Must be that I suddenly become bad with money.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon I'm in Canada so it's rapidly becoming not alot, and I'm supporting my spouse and I live within my means (no debt) so yes it could be worse but certainly not great, given that in the 80's/90's my boomer father supported a wife and 4 kids in a full sized house on less than half what I make now.
@@katiebarron4706 I live in Canada also. 100k for an entire household income is rapidly becoming a lower class income. I wish you the best of luck. I know dual Doctors that can't afford a house in Canada. Absolutely insane. But hey we are inclusive!!
The boomers had the best wages and buying power of any generation in America.
No you’re just a “bad” person 😂😂 holy I think we have same parents lol
@@cameronjohn604but hey, keep bringing in more Indians with tech degrees!! That’ll help😂
Spot on. My boomer mother claims to have “simplified” her life by selling her McMansion in one of the western states. What does simplified look like? Because she sold her house for an ungodly amount, she bought a “farm” just outside of Napa CA that is 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms on 5 acres of land she does NOTHING with. She loves to tout it last appraised for over 5 mil. Yet her kids live in squished apartments, or if lucky, they have a 2 bedroom home that they rent the other room out. She also has openly said she is leaving all her money to charity because then the money will go to something meaningful. And she wonders why no one talks to her…
No disrespect to you but what a horrible thing to do… a family could be raised there instead it’s a sour old coot all by herself
Don’t you think she might leave the property to you when she dies? That’s what most people do, especially when their kids appreciate them and don’t bitch about how she’s doing what she wants with her life and her investments while she’s alive. You can donate your inheritance if you can’t stand having it, but let her do what she wants with her money and her assets, sheesh!
It sounds like you’ve already pissed her off or she’d leave it to you
that sounds so boomer!!!💯
@@jeannettejones2311 very boomer response but ok.
Also she still comes to visit so doubt I pissed her off. She's just selfish, like all boomers are.
Boomers also won't get out of the workforce, causing a traffic jam amongst everyone else beneath them trying to move up in their career. They will rarely mentor people beneath them, either, so when they finally die in their cushy job, they create a competency crisis because they never bothered to show anyone how their job functioned.
As Gen Xer, I've been dealing with this my whole professional career.
True. We have this boomer working the self-checkout at my local supermarket. All he's doing is flirting with female customers and employees all day. I guess he was bored in retirement or can't stand his wife, so this little job gets him out of the house. He pays zero attention to his work and you have to call him every time you need assistance. One time he actually left his post and went somewhere in the store for like ten minutes because a female customer asked him to help find some product which is not even his job. Customers were left waiting for him to come back in order to get assistance in the check-out process. I pray to god they fire this dude and give the job to a younger person who actually needs it.
So true. I'm a so-called "Xennial" who's been in the workforce full-time since the mid-2000s. I see three main reasons Boomers rarely mentor or train their younger subordinates: 1) fear of being replaced by workers who are more technologically adept and efficient; 2) inability to explain their jobs to others, which is usually the result of incompetence or uselessness; 3) 100% focused on their own shit and couldn't be bothered.
Still expect their high paying job, but REFUSE to even LEARN a computer. Expecting gen X and Z to do all that WHILE STILL TAKING FULL PAY as we do our job AND THEIRS.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon Yeah, I mentioned the competency crisis they create when they don't mentor people beneath them before leaving their job. Maybe if you bothered to actually read my comment instead of jumping at the first opportunity to flex on the younger generations you'd realize what you were going to type actually isn't a secret, it's literally what I described. I could also address the problem of your generation refusing to hire anyone who wasn't sent to an indoctrination factory where those teachers and professors you mentioned teach kids worthless bullshit in exchange for mountains of unbankruptable debt, but you probably haven't read this far. You're a Boomer, after all.
I could listen to people talk shit about boomers all day
The boomers can shit talk you all day too 😂
@@stubstunner ok….
@@OttoVonBizmarkie That was a boomer comment. I let my schizophrenic mom use my phone.
Trouble is IT'S TRUE
@@stubstunnernot for long😂
Boomers get so insanely butthurt if you try explaining this to them, even in the context where they’re assumed to not be personally responsible for this stereotype.
THEY wanna walk around, perpetually BUTTHURT; while WE get stuck limping around, from being continuously BUTT F&CKED!!
But if you just worked as hard as they did 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's literally impossible to get them to accept the blame for this. They just outright refuse
Thats why a lot of boomers vote democrat. They are so high on their horses they don't see reality anymore. (Not to imply Republicans are better). Their reasoning for voting democrat is ludicrous shit tho
You can explain it everyday, five times a day and they'll never get it. Also they are so scared of death they'll do anything
‘No generation has loved their children less’ Tim J Dillon
This is a generation of people that put their own parents into a home as quickly as it was socially acceptable.
Live by the retirement home die by the retirement home
Its harder to do that with the ones that havent lost their minds
My grandmother did that to my great grandmother, then let my worthless aunt move into my great grandmother’s home to destroy it then got a reverse mortgage on it and lost it while my great grandmother died in the nursing home. Also changed her will and screwed the family vacation home 😂
The 50’s raised the worst children
Far more gender- confused, fork- tounged deadbeats raised in the '90's...
It's one of the reasons I tell people that they should not want to go back to the fifties, unless its the eighteen fifties.
The fifties was when disney grabbed america by the balls and mass media became god. Tvs and radios in every house and people cared more about that or the beer at the bar than they did the people they lived because "fought for the country" or whatever excuse.
It's just another way to blame a demographic rather than the people that f*ed us.
"Fuck you for living in the world before they f*ed us!"
1950s TV shows sugar coated everything and had parents sleeping in separate beds. Weird stuff.
It’s not even that Boomers own "a" house, they own investment properTIES.
I'm generally fairly libertarian-leaning, but the whole idea of buying up modest single-family homes to rent out grinds my gears.
I've heard a story about a guy who bought a neighbor's house, just so he can have some alone time away from his wife. I don't know his age, but I'm guessing he's a boomer.
@@AJPM802 To make you feel better those houses are not always modest. Some single family rental properties are actually quite big and luxurious.
@@johndong7524 That totally checks out as "wife bad" boomer energy.
@@johndong7524 True, I've seen examples of those too and frankly they can have the McMansions.
The irony being, I’ll have a job that pays more than my mother’s, but will pay more renting a studio apt than she pays for a mortgage lmao. What a great time to be alive.
Exactly. We're having a lot of fun huh?
My boomer grandparents, who bought three separate properties on a single income, like to tell me that the reason my rent is $1500 for a studio the size of a shoebox is because I “don’t understand the value of hard work”. But they won’t sell any of the properties.
Do you value hard work?
@@beccagee5905the real value of hard work is the fruit thereof
The gasloghting is atrocious.
they're correct, it's hard work planning out how to get rid of old people and taking their undeserved property. Don't get caught 😉
Got to love people whos money is making them money tell you that you dont work hard enough.
Not just housing. Even in the trades, there's a few boomers that refuse to retire and let some young guy become an apprentice. My company has three tool and die makers. Me (millenial), gen X, and a boomer. The boomer does 16 hours every day for absolutely no reason, reads the newspaper, management is oblivious to what my department does and we're a year behind on tooling. We asked for an apprentice to grab from the production side and they said that the budget is 3 maximum. They could fire the lazy boomer and give us 2 Gen Z apprentices that will do double his work, each. Awful generation.
They don’t retire because despite all of the advantages, half of them still went absolutely retard-mode and pissed away all of their money…. Absolutely shameful…
I worked at a tool and die shop for a few years. One guy was in his 70s and refused retire. He said the money was too good to retire, even though he had several rental homes and a 100 acre farm. Like geez, leave some houses, jobs and land for the next generation.
And they barely mentor you too, if at all
THIS!!
He's almost certainly doing it to stay away from his wife.
Boomer rants nourish my soul
My favorite thing about Boomers is they are the ones who did the hippie peace and love movement, lived a nomadic lifestyle working odd jobs and living off human kindness, traveling the country seeing amazing musical performances and getting higher than a kite on every substance known to man.
Then today they are largely a spoiled, egotistical, greedy batch of people who refuse to take responsibility for their own mistakes while becoming outraged when anyone younger than them doesn't take responsibility.
And nowadays, the spirit of the boomer's hippie phase actually resonates and lives on stronger than ever with younger people across the board. And the boomers call us lazy, self entitled losers for behaving and thinking the same exact way they did in the 60's and early 70's.
My dad was born in 64. He despises his generation. He despises the government. He despises corporations. He used to be a top level manager for several companies. He provided for his kids and was good at what he did.
He now renovates mobile homes. He gets mad when his sisters send normie texts and include him in the group chat. He’s a self hating boomer and I love the man.
I’m not saying Tim is wrong about boomers…. He’s 100% correct… I’m just saying some exceptions exist.
another thing to note - the boomer stereotypes are true and apply to a majority of them: but only americans.
that same generation in most every other country? Wonderful people, "boomer" does not apply to them as an insult. Moral, not only individually but with a self-aware sense of the next generations
My parents are the same. I’m 26 and my parents had kids late and they’re boomers and they understand fully that things are hard for young people right now. They’re also not very materialistic as many stereotypical boomers are.
My grandparents live in the basement of their 3-4 million dollar mansion. They have to turn on the taps on the floor upstairs so the pipes don’t rust. My grandma will replace all the furniture on the main floor every time we go over and my grandfather works to support her spending habits, he just turned 80 and is VP of sales with no education. They came over to my apartment and were like “I thought you were a software engineer! You should be able to buy a house! Shows ya how useful that degree is!”
The problem is that working is a waste of time these days
Facts, my boomer parents have some sick joy out of seeing me and my brother struggle. Seriously, it’s wierd.
Hallelujah I'm not alone
My parents hate to see me do anything that isn't controlled by them. Narcissists
Same.
Exactly. They get off on it. They never wanted better for us.
Go no contact; it drives them nuts LOL
“This is what you get for $2,000/month?!?” - every single person over 50 who’s seen my apartment
Exactly. Literally had this conversation half a dozen times on Thanksgiving Day with the boomer aunts and uncles. Unbelievable.
Lets be real. You are pretty fuckin dumb for paying 2k a month for some shit you dont even or will never own.
My parents have a 500k house they pay mayne 800 bucks a month on it with almost no interest at all
Boomers refuse to leave and refuse to die.
in 10 years they'll mostly be gone.
The c-19 vaxx was to speed it up LOL @@jlllx
@@Daniellihomes The Boomer Remover
Wow you guys are nice 😢
@@beccagee5905 2 Thessalonians 2:11.....and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them. 11 For this reason God will send them a powerful delusion so that they believe the lie, 12in order that judgment may come upon all who have disbelieved the truth and delighted in wickedness.…
There was a guy who said "the boomers will be the first generation whose children look back on with contempt, rather than admiration."
So far it sounds pretty accurate.
More than contempt if they understood fully they would hate them like the devil
First?! no. Transcendental Gen of Lincoln and Douglas. Were so unpopular after the Civil War. They wen't from 91% to 44% in one 4 year cycle. They were the Boomer like gen. I think history will repeat here.
Boomers beat us to that one already lmao
Yes there’s nothing better than my mother asking me what tile she should pick for her 7th kitchen Reno when I’m scrapping by to pay the landlord rent
The generation of psychopaths that has had complete control over the levers of power since at least the 90's. But will never admit the absolute horror of a world they have created 😅😅😅😅
They inherited a world they could build a life in. And can't understand why we haven't. "Must be lazy, doesn't have a real job" etc etc
@@OffGridInvestor I could write a book about this generation, and many people have. What it boils down to is they inherited a solid functioning society from the blood sweat and tears. Of their grandparents and parents, not a perfect civilization by any means but a solid foundation. I know this because I am old enough to have caught the tail end of it. And they proceeded number one by destroying the family unit, in the late 70's and 80"s divorces skyrocketed. Because the number one thing for the boomer generation is PERSONAL HAPPINESS and COMFORT. And they will sacrifice their children and grandchildren to achieve it. And this we worked hard for our wealth, please tell that to millennials and zoomers. Your generation partied its ass of from the late 60's through the 70's. That is of course when you weren't tearing down the very country that allowed you the freedoms you enjoyed. The term " finding myself" was actually a boomer phenomenon. And in the 80's the minority of them got down to the business of adulting that is after consuming huge amounts of cocaine. That made Pablo Escobar a billionaire, and in the 90's the boomers took full control over the power structure. And still have control till this day, with white knuckles on the steering wheel.
💯💯💯
You can build a life in America you just need to make over 100 grand a year and that’s just to take care of you and your spouse.. forget about having children Jesus Christ that will ruin you.
@@TimeBandit2007 This generation of narcissists will never willingly give up power.
And Gens X, Y, & Z will be spending their entire lives trying to clean up the messes boomers made.
Or just let it burn "A child who does not feel the warmth of home will burn the house down to feel the fire" - old chinese saying
The boomers make different kinda messes than the youth
I am a lawyer at a pretty big firm and I was having a conversation in the presence of granddad and father about house prices in London. I almost can't afford to rent let alone buy a property. My Granddad said, I kid you not, "why don't you become a typist, that pays a lot". He is constantly having a go at me and my siblings despite not realising he was state funded to fail at being an engineer and a doctor before finding something easy enough like dentistry. These people are completely ignorant about how difficult it is for young people. My Dad was telling me that in the early 80s property in London was almost free; he bought a flat for 2K which is now worth £700k.
My wife’s father and her uncles all moved to London in the 80’s. They went to the bank, got a bunch of credit cards, maxed them all out and bought a bunch of properties lol. That’s how easy it was back then. Literally absurd. Boomers had the easiest circumstances in the history of mankind.
100% exactly right, we live in gerontocracy.
My boomer mother picks fights and starts drama to get people to bite back and defend themselves so she can react like the victim.
My boomer father in law truly believes he is the world’s leading expert on everything, and he makes stories up about how he goes around dropping wisdom on everyone else.
Most boomers are cluster-b personalities because they never really struggled with anything so they never had to self-reflect.
My wife and I saved every penny and struggled for YEARS to finally get into our home. The DAY we moved in, my dad comes out to my screened porch and says “As soon as you can, you need to get this turned into a sunroom” … okay boomer, let me just invent 30k out of thin air to get a sunroom added into the four bedroom house that is JUST MOVED INTO!
only a boomer would say those words
My mom has had her arteries cleaned out twice barely missing a heart attack. She’s had back surgeries. She lives alone on 7 acres of land right across from a Judge who has a million dollar home, lol. She lives an hour from any family and has her house stuffed full of crap. She absolutely refuses to move.
Good luck cleaning out all that crap. I done it in my uncles cottage, was literally taking in 3 tandem trailers PER DAY of scrapmetal. House was full of broken furniture and newspapers and covered in mouse crap. I had to replace 1/3 of the framing and HALF of the wall and outer linings (like the siding) before I moved in. Then there was my dads uncle and that house. PILES of stuff including half his sisters stuff after she died. Just trinkets and old blankets worn thin and crap. We took some stuff from the sisters house "we could use" to either put it in scrapmetal, recycle, burn it and backed up the garbage bins for WEEKS. "We can give it to albert" was code for scrapmetal. Albert was the scrapmetal dealer but another albert was a family friend.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvoneat shit boomie
Age 52 GenXer did what I was told to do, getting a degree, not a trade, and went from changing baby diapers at age ten to adult diapers at fifty, for what?
My parents and their mothers could have cut a deal to put me in a real house, not one without central air in Miami, Florida, but no! So I ran for Mayor, briefly!
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon I lived there for 30 years and hated it. I’m 42. I thank God everyday I live in a quiet neighborhood in close proximity to stores. And we just bought the land behind us.
@@OffGridInvestor we already dealt with it with our MIL house. By the time I inherit it the land will be worth so much I can just haul the trailer off.
I saw so many 70+ year olds driving 10 below the speed limit in brand new SUVs and Luxury cars today. Thanksgiving is a dangerous time to be on the road. It took one of them like 10 minutes to navigate the parking lot at Zaxby's
here in my town, during the day its all brand new f 150s, brand new corvettes, all driven by really old people lol. also all the restaurants during the day are boomer couples know. they are enjoying retirement
Boomer women are an f'n menace on the road and they'll never give up the driver license (and the govt won't take it away, either).
Forcing you to look at their car as you're late again for a job that only pays for basic needs.
@@Katya_Lastochka basic needs?? Shid you must be making 100k or sonething. Jk btw
A lot are speeding too and theyre not 40 anymore witu reaction time theyre 74
My grandparents are boomers. I love them. I feel the boomers at large chose their own wealth over making this a good country for their children and grandchildren
A lot of people who arent boomers the same way too
I’m a boomer and my 88 year old mother will absolutely not move out of her home of 65 years. She tells everyone she is maintaining her own home. Yeah right. My brother and I are exhausted…
Stop being manipulated. I know it's hard but they don't appreciate it. Look after yourself
Look after yourself. Don't let them manipulate you any longer.
My boomer mom comes over and complains on how the neighbors keep their yard, while they’re in ear shot distance
My mom gave my neighbours shit for parking in the street in front of my house 🤦♀
While a freind's neighbor was showing their house to sell his drunken roomate was screaming what a peice of crap it was to them from the front porch inhaling Guiness.
That's the boomer way. Old one my mom was talking to in the supermarket yells out "they've rearranged everything THE DICKHEADS"
@@josephedwarddowling5919 🤣🤣🤣
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon hey you yes you. You have no friends here. go back to reading your books and patting your cats. Your time is nearly done 12.6years and ticking what a pleasant way to look at things xx
My parents are like this. They only come over to make me feel like shit.
💜💜💜 My mom did too. She’s never invited anymore lol. Sending love
@@jellyrollfan93 Thanks so much, I thought my comment would get buried because there were so many already and that no one would see it. I hope you're doing well.
Ill give it 5 years before people are openly advocating for ending social security, 10 years before it happens.
It can't happen soon enough
I'm all for ending it, social security is a damn scam. That 12% my pay invested in the market would be worth MILLIONS by the time I'm ready to retire, not a measily 2-3 grand a month.
Every rant tim has ever had about boomers deserves a reward. Such awful people.
We wish them the best.
@@samuelblanco261Well. We wish them well. 🏌️♂️
I like my mom🥰
@@AlexG-tp2ik you right King
@@jameshill8493 My mom's okay, too. Pops is a filthy boomer, though.
My mom has a 3 bedroom house with a basement yard and garage. I have a studio apartment. She came over and started whining that i was ahead of her because i had an automatic dishwasher. I asked her if she wanted to trade. That shut her up real fast.
Literally selling our country to foreign companies
Those companies used to be domestic too.
My parents are the last of the boomers (mom born in ‘61, dad born in ‘64) and this is so accurate. It’s crazy how they all have this mentality, almost without exception
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvonsounds like you have baggage to me man.
Buddhist hell
Look in to the boomer lead poisoning theory. It explains a lot of their behavior.
Love hearing about all the houses my boomer parents had bought and sold over their life and how they bought their first house at 19 years old
My dad made six figures as a chemical plant tech in the late 80s after the Air Force (no college degree) got into a wonderful private uni when it was still cheap as shit, built a custom $400,000 home, bought the two properties next to his house, built houses on them and sold them. The boomer way
This was when he was like 28. Meanwhile I’m 26, have a bachelors and make 50k a year and live in an RV. But hey at least I haven’t gone through a divorce yet
@@awsambdamanyup, living in parents basement at 30 despite earning an engineering salary for 6 years because I can't afford to move out.
@@Peglegkickboxer where do you live, Monaco?
@@Peglegkickboxerdude, if you’re an ENGINEER still living with your parents, I have less than 0 hope for myself. I’m not college educated at all, I work at a warehouse making 41k a year. I’m so fucked. 😂😂😂😂😂
Just call your boomer parents and scam them with coin deals.
they're too paranoid
@@jlllx You need to learn 'the art of the deal.'
Yes you could make some cash selling bullion coins to oldies
😂
Have them declared incoherent as soon as possible and commandeer their shit
When my aunt was my landlord she charged me market rate and raised the rent by the legal max every year. This is on an apartment that her FATHER bought and paid off. Its a whole generation of people who have been given everything and are still ready to take more if they can get it. Happy to say I no longer live there, and covid has since LEGALLY BLINDED my aunt. If there is a god, I'd like to thank He/Him for taking that bi*&hes sight.
My uncle inherited MILLIONS in today's terms in property. Kicked out a tenant for an illegal 20 YEAR renovation that ended up being demolished. From 1986 to 1998, so 12 YEARS, he blew a 330 acre farm, 2 apartments and a house and also lost another USELESS farm that was the side of a mountain that couldn't even grow grass. The mortgage on that put him under. He spent 22 years on welfare during all of this and after this. He would open the newspaper and say "my TAXES are paying for THAT" What taxes? My taxes are paying for YOUR WELFARE. He would have all day to fix something but would wait for me or dad to get home from work so WE could fix it. He wouldn't even TRY. This included his car which my dad would be fixing on weekends while he would just STAND there. My grandfather had a stroke building up all this wealth and couldn't work for 2 years trying to recover. He pissed it all in 12 years. I still have the ONLY farm he kept, 50 acres, and inherited a mortgage WITH that farm. 1977 to 2010 and he never paid it off. He got an interest only loan and told his friend he never has to pay it back. He was right, because I HAD TO.
LOL
This is where you should have moved to a different apartment to spite her. Your fault
Jayzus
Your welcome
This is 100% accurate. You would think a generation of people that witnessed thousands of their fellow citizens be killed on a lie our government told them that lead to the Vietnam War would not be the most propagandized people on the planet either. I truly think it deals with how they were raised. From parents that lost everything in the Great Depression.
They only cared because they didn't want to be the ones doing the fighting.
@@jonasmiller5755exactly
@@jonasmiller5755 Would you want to fight in a pointless war orchestrated by corrupt politicians?
@Lothar I seriously hope the Gen Alpha that takes care of you on a nursing home one day forgets to change your diaper for 5 weeks because they are busy playing Roblox
what's messed up is that same generation led us to 20 years of war.
I deal with medical emergencies on aircraft. Yes, the boomers are flying, and theyre causing chaos onboard. They don't take their meds before they fly, they're passing out and hitting their heads. Grandparents need to STAY HOME. Never seen so many people this age trying to jet set.
Gotta spend up that inheritance, lest those durn kids get any.
They're the only ones who can afford it lol
Boomers on the roads having medical emergencies
My dad just got a storage unit. He has a 4 bedroom house.
I call my mother in law 'Totes'
My mom just went on a two-week cruise while my apartment rent goes up & im working 60 hrs a week. She dgaf about me.
Can we take a moment to acknowledge they were the last generation to get retirements while only having a high-school diploma
Thats why they are so ignorant
Good point
Having a Highschool diploma makes you ignorant?
@@HumansAreBots Being in good times does, Boomers are actually the weak generation but they like to project it onto younger generations. A truly strong individual isn't in constant competition with others looking for any ways to look down at them. It's all out of insecurity, it's called narcissism
They...will...NOT....leave.
10 years and they'll mostly be gone.
Their pills are Frankensteinng them to keep them alive. #flushtheirpills
A whole generation that actually missed the point of being alive, having a family or a society, the society they say they fear loosing.
and what did they contribute? all modern tech is from gen x/millennials. boomers will go down as the worst generation in history.
Their divorce rates and immigration policies say otherwise
They don't give a fuck about society, because they won't have to fight through the collapse to survive
Lol, my Dad owns 3 sports cars. Every holiday, he comes to my apartment and complains about how much his car payments are, while I drive my daughter around in a Honda Accord, lol.
Boomers have car payments? I thought they buy everything for cash.
Honda Accord? Oh yeah, nice practical car with good fuel economy. (Drives away in vintage Corvette)
Why u popping out crotch goblins on apartment wages there, penelope?
If anyone insults any of my property, I stop them right there and tell them to buy me a new one. If they refuse, i tell them to stfu.
I told my mom that my generation is inheriting a bankrupt gov’t and we won’t get social security so we will have to figure out something else out. Her response was so boomerish. She gave me a “meh.”
It’s a meh because they literally don’t care about your or your kids.
My mom comes over to see my house just to feel better about her own, this could not be more true.
Y'all are losers. I go to my boomer in laws house to feel better about MY House.
Another thing that Boomers do constantly is give unsolicited advice, ask super personal questions and make really condescending comments that made sense fifty years ago but are obsolete now. If some millennials choked their boomer parents in their home, I would hate to be the deciding vote on the jury.
And they repeat long winded and boring anecdotes over and over with impunity.
"Damn judge I think he did it but he should still inherit the assets your honor its for the greater good of the society he will manage it way better for the greater good of the community"
THIS 1000%!!!
It's sickening how boomers talk down to younger generations after they got a $20k house, and now it's worth $500k.
@@dave23024 “YUMMMMYYYYY!!!”-Ace Ventura, Pet Detective
Mock my home? You mean the room i rent out in someone elses home?
Its almost as if everyone now agrees having these creatures in society are a giant net negative. Life will only be so much better in every way once they're gone. It's not really possible to coexist with them.
Boomers want a larger set of stairs to fall down on and a bigger bedroom to fall asleep with a ciggarette and get burned alive in
This is false. The thing with boomers is that they simply just do not fucking die.
I’m genuinely convinced an entire life of consuming Monsanto GMO corn syrup has granted them longevity that we never even knew was possible
@@Lucky-sh1dm yet people under 40 are contracting serosis of the liver lmao
@@Lucky-sh1dmboomers are millennials retirement plan...lmao
@@Lucky-sh1dmboomers are millennials retirement plan...lmao
LOL
My wife’s grandmother is sitting on hundreds of acres worth 15 million right now, as she lives alone. Hoarding goods from decades ago. We may get some money when she goes, but we’ll have to work for it as we sift through her BULLSHIT.
They are 100 and they are thinking, "I want a bigger house" lol
Theyre also thinking "we are too old to move"
Boomers are all about establishing and maintaining their dominance hierarchy.
There's about 8 different houses on my street where the owners are one small breeze away from full paralysis and dementia in palliative care. This one guy takes over 5 minutes to get inside his car. Its truly impressive.
I know this is supposed to be funny but it's actually a terribly sad statement on our dying civilization.
Tim is spot on. My dad and step mom came by to visit my 2 year old daughter and the whole time My dad’s wife came by talking about how they have 4 empty rooms on the house but are not selling and how much the house is currently worth and how they just bought a new car. Then she talked about her daughter because they payed for her college. Blah blah blah and never once asked about the baby or us or allowed us to say anything about ourselves. Then proceed to talk crap about millennials. At the end of they day they will get what ever the younger generations have to give and deal with inflated prices at the end of the day
When the next generation that gets in power they will regret their greed
This is 100% accurate. My mom is a boomer and she always has to express her opinion of my house. What she likes and what she doesn't like. I just want to tell her, NO ONE FUCKING ASKED YOU FOR YOUR OPINION, THANKS MOM, FN BOOMER
lol the accuracy of Tim's boomers rants are unmatched
OR they sell and buy an overpriced over 55 property with an HOA. Immediately diminishing any equity they have accumulated
Covid did not do it's job as intended. We could be so much better off.
Bro covid only killed like the 90 year olds that had lung cancer twice and only had 1 lung left and it was someone elses and they were also morbidly obese
I've heard there is a second phase...
Boomers still too young to be finished off by Covid.
Everything is a power trip to them.
At 61 I’m a younger boomer in California. Probably the biggest reason boomers won’t sell is they bought a house 30 years ago, it’s paid off, and has low property taxes. If they sell and buy something smaller the property taxes will eat up their pensions. And they don’t want give politicians huge capital gains windfalls.
As much as I don't like it, you're right. If only I had a pension
Sucks youre in cali
My parents have setup the dynamic to basically wait for their death and inheritance. Constantly boasting about wealth and materials items while I work my ass off to survive. Its actually disgusting. Late 70's with major health issues and they still own 5 properties and refuse to let any of kids help them manage and make a little money on the side. God forbid we should take care of their assets and benefit a little while they are still alive so they can see their grandkids get better birthday presents and christmas gifts. Its completely gross and I am actually glad that everything ends in death because we are due for a refresh and the largest transfer of wealth ever. The next generation should have the ability to work hard and afford their own home/condo/apartment and not be rent slaves.
i love my boomer mom but it kills me when she complains about living on a “fixed income” ($2k from social security each month) while also owning a primary home, vacation home, and 5 additional rental properties. she doesn’t understand why i don’t see her as a victim lol.
When they complain about living on a fixed income thats literally an easy free fortune basically
Me: Hey boomer, how did you get your first job?
Boomer: (unironically) “Well the guy who owned the restaurant retired and said he’d give me a shot…”
Me: ……..
My neighbor spends all year at an RV park, but refuses to get rid of his giant house (with an entire story they ignore due to mobility problems) because it’s nice to have a place to store stuff
17 medications to stay alive 🤣
Boomers lived through a time you could buy your home for 60-100k.
Now it is 5-6x that in most places and pay rates have not adjusted with the costs of living.
Worst generation this country ever produced. My boomer parents are like this, everything paid for, big house, no bills yet all they do is complain & act like they are suffering. And oh yeah my brother and I need to "buy some houses". Their retirement plan is to run through their savings and then go back to work at age 75.
Because they want to pretend they are like everyone else to fit in yet they sit in opulence
Lol yeah "just buy a house or two" like it's so easy, one can just do it. What a joke
"Hey son some of the brick outside your house is cracked..."
Lol, my boomer mom and all her neighbors in a nutshell. I live in an 1200sq ft house w two kids and my mom is solo in a 2400sq ft home that cost 300 a month to heat. She can barely get up the steps. They all yammer on about the environment going to shit, but take 3 trip to Europe every year. Where else are you going to spend that crazy pension for a part-time job you had in the 80s and 90s??
Are you going to inherit her house when she passes
Then Tim will mock your Airbnb after shitting into a can of beans in the microwave. the cycle of abuse never ends
They really do that. It's not just houses either. Everything I would do as a child my dad would copy. I started playing guitar there he was buying a guitar. He wasnt playing guitar with me or interested in that. He just wanted to feel like someone wasnt passing him. I started doing physical labor and things that require you to go outside and sweat as you do them because I knew he wouldnt dare do that and he didnt. As long as they arent interested in what you are doing they dont copy you, abuse you, or try to one up you. Take that for what it's worth.
Boomers: The only generation to have it better than their parents and children.
6:40. I’ve experienced this.
I was helping my partners mother fix her car so that she could move it from being too close to the neighbors driveway. My partners mother AND THE NEIGHBOR both found a way to tell me how much money they had and how much their houses were worth. I found it odd but didn’t think it was a “boomer” thing.
just tried to purchase a trailer from a boomer, he said and I quote:
"I won't even open the door for that amount!"
He than proceeded to complain to me about a lack of police presence in my small county town until I literally had to walk away. They can all go to hell.
“You pay THIS FOR THAT” lol gotten this exact reaction of absolute disgust about where I live.
2021: My parents: "So, we will be leaving the house to you after we pass away, and your brother will get the savings."
Me: Thanks guys, I love you.
2023: "So, after we sell the house, we might move to Florida."
Me: Wait...what?
Happy Thanksgiving!😄
Like my place. Offered 12 THINGS to renovste the place. Each time when I was ready for it from 3 months to 3 WEEKS later: "Where's this bloody sense of entitlement come from!!!" Completely destroyed my trust in "their word".
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon Boomers must not have any sense of humor to go along with your piles of gold coins lol
The word of a baby boomer is worth less than nothing.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherrvon OK, boomer
They cant afford florida anymore.
During the pandemic I worked for an estate sale company. You are so right. Boomers do not let anything go. Their huge homes were filled to the brim with decades of belongs. Collections of collections. They probably thought most of it was worth more than it was. Some of it was but most of it was worthless. After three days of lower prices we would just sell the belongings in bulk to a nonprofit or something. I also worked as a bartender at a casino. Boomer couples waste their remaining years and money at casinos . That whole industry may fall apart when that generation is gone.
Omg yes, we just returned from a family cruise. My 75 yr old father in law leaned over and said, "wanna see how much I spent this week on charge to your room expenses?" I'm thinking, not really, he showed me anyway. Some huge amount, quite braggish...
So? Terrible story.....
Society turned into robbing boomers thats why everything so expensive