The True State Of The Economy: Record Number Of College Graduates Live In Their Parents' Basement

Zero Hedge ^ | 02/14/2014 | Tyler Durden

[hal ogen]

Maybe they could move to get a job and gain some semblance of self-respect. There are jobs in North Dakota.

[hal ogen]

Maybe they could move to get a job and gain some semblance of self-respect. There are jobs in North Dakota.

[okie01]

Maybe they could move to get a job and gain some semblance of self-respect. There are jobs in North Dakota.

A degree in Gender Studies isn't going to carry a lot of weight in the North Dakota oil patch...

[hal ogen]

That may be, but you can get honest work. You don’t even need experience. However, I’m sure anyone can find some reason to not move there and work. Excuses.

[miss marmelstein]

Nothing wrong with families living together, right? Unless, you have a son who is allowed his own room, never has to come downstairs - or work - and has blackout shutters on his windows, is allowed to play violent video games and watch child porn, and has a ton of guns. Then we’ve got another problem.

But families living together seems like a good idea to me. Better than being dependent on government.

[Grampa Dave]

How many million failures to launch are the talking about.

%’s don’t really mean that much.

So what is number of failures to launch?

Thanks

[grundle]

Thanks.