The Unsexy Truth About Millennials: They’re Poor

Daily Beast ^ | 05 August 2016 | Samantha Allen

[angcat]

Go to hell.

[WilliamCooper1]

Only to the degree that the boomers on this board draw broad sweeping assumptions about millennials.

[old-ager]

Not sure there’s a better place yet. Stay around.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Are you of the mind that these threats to our military's honor, reputation, and effectiveness, undoubtedly the gravest threats to date, are no big deal? That these deadly PC policies being pursued by the current admin, and the anti-American losers put in place to enforce them (Carter, Mabus, et al) are good for the military and don't attract a certain number of unqualified people?

Or have I hit a more personal nerve? Are you a ball-buster feminist or a tranny yourself?

[angry elephant]

I’m a “boomer” near the end of that generation, and no, I don’t visit the doctor but perhaps once a year for a checkup.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but the “productivity” of the millennials can’t hold a candle to previous generations

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I’m a boomer who visits a doctor once or twice a year. I have owned several small businesses and have employed people since 1978. I have boomer friends who have also done the same.

Actually, several of us got pretty worthless college degrees and had to pursue additional training to find skills that were employable and could eventually employ others.

The millenials sadly have many factors against them. Poor college or other training advice by libtard counselors, poor grasp over seeking marketable training, a bad economy, and the fact that the boomers are a giant population where many of us still work. But we try to keep enough business in an era where the liberal politicians over-regulate and over-tax us so that we can still employ some millenials and X gen folks.

I do not know what more other generations expect us boomers to do besides running small businesses, eating right and exercising regularly so that we are a plus on the econonomy and not a drag on it.

[polymuser]

More like stereotyping, I think, after watching them grow up, watching their work and play and social habits, listinening to their philosophies, observing their communications, seeing their reactions to direction and discipline. In general.

[WilliamCooper1]

I can’t see how any self-respecting man would associate himself with a group that openly promotes faggotry and trannies.

[JD_UTDallas]

There are two types of college degrees and only two types. Those that require calculus and those that do not. Those that require calculus are real degrees that end in a S as in B.S. M.S. and MSc. The starting rate for a petroleum engineer at my company is 115k first year out of college with a 25k sign on bonus even in lean oil times PEs are hard to come by. I have an MSc and first post grad year cleared 130 in total comp not including bonus. Most of the other degrees have little to no marketability and are paid commensurate to that fact. victim’s studies and gender studies is good for one thing making me my $12 gin and tonic after work or my 8 buck coffee in the mornings.

[old-ager]

> Those that require calculus and those that do not.

Excellent, simple way to categorize!

[angry elephant]

So if you got a history degree in 1970, did that mean you were waiting tables?

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It probably did mean that, hopefully while you were earning money to get advanced education to teach or to pay for law school.