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A record 25.2 million adults under 35 lived with their parents in 2025, according to new research from Realtor.com®. That’s nearly 1 in 3 young adults and higher than even the pandemic-era count—but the more surprising finding is just how many of them were working. “Roughly 70% of 25- to 34-year-olds living with parents are employed,” says Hannah Jones, senior economist at Realtor.com and author of the report. “That share held steady even as the overall co-residence rate has climbed—meaning the growth is coming from working adults, not people waiting to find jobs.”

The rabbi has WW3 up his sleeve to cull your sons and daughter.  The war needs to be fought NOW, not in 20 years

Expect a false flag bigger than 9/11 to trigger a big war.

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Just reverting back to the way humans have lived since the dawn of time. Multi-generational homes were the norm for eons 

So? Why are we going backwards?

Money printing, banker class, unrealistic expectations, stupid people.

(((Money printing, banker class)))

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Agreed ever since Covid finding white kids to do physical labor is 100% impossible. By physical I mean push this object off the truck, go set it up for customer. I start high schoolers @ $16. No takers. All Hispanics who end up on salary because they are competent and add peace of mind.   White kids are all working at the smoke shops, staring at their phone making under $10. Working at a car wash, holding a sign… for less than $10. Anything that’s easy and simple it seems. 

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It's call DEBASEMENT. If you think the Boomers and "American Protestants" caused this, you're ignorant of economics and Fed Policy. Go read "The Creature from Jekyll Island" (it's a BIG book so you'll probably pass), If that's too BIG for you, read "The Richest man in Babylon". ANYONE, even stoner Gen Z and Millennial losers, can become financially independent.

Several bums in my town over 35 live with parents and that's how they like it. Unemployed and dont bother. One pretends to be a "farmer" on grandpa's land but too lazy to do ant avtual work. He has an $80k poli sci degree and runs for office every few years. A committed socialist

   

Orange JEWlius has added more to the national debt than BO, Biden, and Bush. Boomers need to take their coof boosters and perish. The worst generation in the history of mankind: brains of fat that elected some of the most scumbag humans to ever walk the earth.

Liar

GFY ******. Orange JEWlius added nearly 8 trillion in his first term and almost 3 trillion thus far. 11 trillion is more than BO, Biden, or Bush. Sorry facts get in the way of you MAGA-loids.   https://www.us-debt-clock.com/presidents

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  I generally don’t comment on Mike Snyder’s Chicken Little “Sky is Falling!” articles, but he’s right on this topic. I pity young people today. They are on the *** end of the greatest Ponzi scheme in history - the Federal Reserve System - and they will be the ones who have to rebuild civilization once this destructive form of usury finally brings it all crashing down.

once upon a time the government of this country viewed it's own people as God's chosen ones but that wasn't kosher

   

Moved in with my dad when my mom died 2020. 39. No shame. Will inherit house. Spent my youth putting money into family business. Generally runs itself now. Thought I was smart saving up for a 2nd warehouse in past few years. Never thought Houston would become the overpriced illegal infested commercial property ****hole it’s become in past 10 years. I cannot compete individually with networks of Indians pooling their resources buying every vacant lot. 

Commercial property...bud you should've sold that **** years ago and went ALL IN ON THE AI TRADe

(PALANTIR, NVDA, AMD, MICRON, ETC.)

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Final: 

And people wonder why democratic socialists are sweeping elections

Only Conservitards wonder why they are sweeping elections  It's obvious to everybody else 

MAGATs are truly reTard3D

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 11:04 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:04 am

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You skipped us GenXers. We are always skipped over.   

I have my own theory. The blame doesn't solely lie on the politicians. Yes, obviously they instigate it all. However, we need to back up one step. These leaders in Washington have been voted in for several terms. Some will serve one term, but usually they serve multiple terms. Congress has a history of having an atrocious approval rating. Even down to 13% one time. Yet, we keep voting the same ones in until they are old and senile.

Theory: The people have lowered the bar for candidates to win elections. We sent a message that one does not need to earn public trust to get into office. Just talk convincingly, say the right things at the right time, and you are in. 

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 10:55 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:55 am

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Wonder if housing is figured into this amount Boomers give to their kids?

Boomer parents who provide financial assistance to their grown children give an average of $1,474 per month.While exactly half of all parents with adult children provide regular financial help, the amount changes drastically depending on the age group of the kids.

Monthly Support by GenerationGen Z adult children (ages 18–28): Parents give an average of $1,813 monthly.

Millennial adult children: Parents give an average of $863 monthly.

My Millennial Step- Daughter has managed on her own, guess we did something right.
 
 

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:19 am

Wonder if housing is figured into this amount Boomers give to their kids?

Boomer parents who provide financial assistance to their grown children give an average of $1,474 per month.While exactly half of all parents with adult children provide regular financial help, the amount changes drastically depending on the age group of the kids.Monthly Support by GenerationGen Z adult children (ages 18–28): Parents give an average of $1,813 monthly.Millennial adult children: Parents give an average of $863 monthly.

Hopefully they aren't gambling all that away on short dated options...they could just wait a few yrs to buy SPY / QQQ at a generational discount

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:19 am

Wonder if housing is figured into this amount Boomers give to their kids?

Boomer parents who provide financial assistance to their grown children give an average of $1,474 per month.While exactly half of all parents with adult children provide regular financial help, the amount changes drastically depending on the age group of the kids.

Monthly Support by GenerationGen Z adult children (ages 18–28): Parents give an average of $1,813 monthly.

Millennial adult children: Parents give an average of $863 monthly.

My Millennial Step- Daughter has managed on her own, guess we did something right.

You also skipped us GenXers. So did @LowIQTrash  . I am hurt. My feelings are shattered. We are always skipped over.       

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:19 am

Wonder if housing is figured into this amount Boomers give to their kids?

Boomer parents who provide financial assistance to their grown children give an average of $1,474 per month.While exactly half of all parents with adult children provide regular financial help, the amount changes drastically depending on the age group of the kids.

Monthly Support by GenerationGen Z adult children (ages 18–28): Parents give an average of $1,813 monthly.

Millennial adult children: Parents give an average of $863 monthly.

My Millennial Step- Daughter has managed on her own, guess we did something right.

This **** slays me…what an effing disconnect…I would find it surprising if housing isn’t figured into it…if it isn’t, these people need their heads examined…guaranteed those freeloaders couldn’t give a rat’s *** in being concerned if ma and dad can afford it or if they’re compromising their own retirement…

my kids knew from the first monies they received as gifts that if they wanted something, we made them participate in the purchase, cluing them in on how the world worked. I bought them their first car, but they worked, pd their gas and insurance and played sports. If their grades suffered, sports went…they’re both making more than we ever dreamed of…

my 6 yr older brother recently told me of the conversation he had with the old man after HS graduation. The old man asked him if he was going to college in the fall. My brother told him he thought he’d take a year off. The old man told him to grab his **** as he was moving out…my brother went to college the next fall…  

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 11:18 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:18 am

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Commercial property...bud you should've sold that **** years ago and went ALL IN ON THE AI TRADe

(PALANTIR, NVDA, AMD, MICRON, ETC.)

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Final: 

MAGATs are truly reTard3D

No thanks, I'd rather get hygiene tips from a Sudanese Whore with Leprosy than a stock tip from Clarabelle the Clairvoyant....thanks for playing.
 

Vegas » Yesterday, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:19 am

You skipped us GenXers. We are always skipped over.   

I have my own theory. The blame doesn't solely lie on the politicians. Yes, obviously they instigate it all. However, we need to back up one step. These leaders in Washington have been voted in for several terms. Some will serve one term, but usually they serve multiple terms. Congress has a history of having an atrocious approval rating. Even down to 13% one time. Yet, we keep voting the same ones in until they are old and senile.

Theory: The people have lowered the bar for candidates to win elections. We sent a message that one does not need to earn public trust to get into office. Just talk convincingly, say the right things at the right time, and you are in.

Does it matter? The UniParty swamp serves the same master. No reforms will change the outcome unless you identify the "true culprit."

Ted Cruz and Tim Cotton spend more time advocating for Israel than their own states.

Newsom is another POS in California, always raising taxes on the MIDDLE CLASS (making $120K - 700K/yr) while pretending he is targetting the "rich."

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 10:55 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:55 am

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what makes living a self evident experience for each ancestor adapting in space since conception into their specific ancestral lineage and current situation after birth related to specific people existing in series parallel proportion with being alive now?

Blood relatives are siblings, cousins, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, great aunts, and uncles, second cousins. 4 grandparents, siblings, great grand aunts and uncles generation gap. this works same way for each arriving son or daughter each generation gap added forward one at a time as physically positioned in eternal separated positions here now.

Relationships between ancestors aren't always related by genetic outcomes so far, but time living forward by each heart beating and personal brain navigating time lived here now. You pretend intellectual character role playing is a higher form of evolution without physically changing all one was since a fertilized cell as who they became since birth in social circles keeping people squared off against one another cradle to grave by context alone.

that is correct, I am laughing my *** off at your educated stupidity reciting human error cradle to grave. You think my ancestral lineage was less developed than yours, never was more or less equal than adapting since conception changing remainder of the population left alive next rotation of the planet your specific geographical location reaches midnight longitude regardless which latitude, species, ancestral lineage, generation gap, currently located posting on this website.

Your reality counts 2 days a week each rotation and a half 1460 rotations every winter solstice regardless northern hemisphere or southern hemisphere's winter solstice 2 seasons apart same rotation of the planet. there is your ever changing climate change humans don't control anything more than human behavior cradle to grave by power of suggesting life exceeds adapting since conception.

Vegas » Yesterday, 11:29 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:29 am

You also skipped us GenXers. So did @LowIQTrash  . I am hurt. My feelings are shattered. We are always skipped over.     

I consider GenXers as fairly normal, not nearly as **** up as the gens below. Don't worry, as soon as the Boomers die off you will get blamed for everything. Enjoy it while you can!
 

ROG62 » Yesterday, 12:06 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 12:06 pm

This **** slays me…what an effing disconnect…I would find it surprising if housing isn’t figured into it…if it isn’t, these people need their heads examined…guaranteed those freeloaders couldn’t give a rat’s *** in being concerned if ma and dad can afford it or if they’re compromising their own retirement…

my kids knew from the first monies they received as gifts that if they wanted something, we made them participate in the purchase, cluing them in on how the world worked. I bought them their first car, but they worked, pd their gas and insurance and played sports. If their grades suffered, sports went…they’re both making more than we ever dreamed of…

my 6 yr older brother recently told me of the conversation he had with the old man after HS graduation. The old man asked him if he was going to college in the fall. My brother told him he thought he’d take a year off. The old man told him to grab his **** as he was moving out…my brother went to college the next fall…

It is a bit mind boggling. I'd be popping all the bubbles in their bubble wrap with an ice pick and shove them out the door.

Saw a survey today that said 41% of the age 18-29 group think the shooting in the back of UHC-CEO was justified.
 
This place is going down hill, glad I won't be around when they are in charge!
 

Fuelman » Yesterday, 3:58 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:58 pm

I consider GenXers as fairly normal, not nearly as **** up as the gens below. Don't worry, as soon as the Boomers die off you will get blamed for everything. Enjoy it while you can!

         

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 12:58 pm

Does it matter? The UniParty swamp serves the same master. No reforms will change the outcome unless you identify the "true culprit."

Ted Cruz and Tim Cotton spend more time advocating for Israel than their own states.

Newsom is another POS in California, always raising taxes on the MIDDLE CLASS (making $120K - 700K/yr) while pretending he is targetting the "rich."

Ted Cruz seemed alright for a while...
...but considering the Jews essential somehow?

Not just being nice and attempting to act fairly in their regard. You know, diplomatic ****.
That wasn't quite enough. Jews be the center of the universe.  

Fuelman » Yesterday, 4:09 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 4:09 pm

It is a bit mind boggling. I'd be popping all the bubbles in their bubble wrap with an ice pick and shove them out the door.

Saw a survey today that said 41% of the age 18-29 group think the shooting in the back of UHC-CEO was justified.
 
This place is going down hill, glad I won't be around when they are in charge!

Social media has become the bane of our existence….you’re right…the dwindling number of shopping days is beginning to look better all the time…
 

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:19 am

Wonder if housing is figured into this amount Boomers give to their kids?

Boomer parents who provide financial assistance to their grown children give an average of $1,474 per month.While exactly half of all parents with adult children provide regular financial help, the amount changes drastically depending on the age group of the kids.

Monthly Support by GenerationGen Z adult children (ages 18–28): Parents give an average of $1,813 monthly.

Millennial adult children: Parents give an average of $863 monthly.

My Millennial Step- Daughter has managed on her own, guess we did something right.

I am not party to the "blame Boomers indiscriminately" Club (although I make fun of their narcissism often)...but you have to admit when the only Bachelor Degrees left that produce an underemployment + unemployment rate below 20% are Education, Nursing, and Civil / Aerospace Engineering, something is seriously wrong at the systemic level and the whole Ponzi is going to collapse.

Keep in mind all of those occupations and hiring organizations are reliant on govt funding as well (schools, hospitals and clinics, defense contractors for aerospace and infrastructure contractors for civil)

Plug this into your AI and let it tell you what it means 

https://www.reddit.com/r/CollegeMajors/ ... rees_that/

Note I specifically included the underemployment rate as well because a case where someone who wasted 4 yrs and $70K of money to get a degree that doesn't produce $100K/yr in taxable income after maybe 2-3 years is a serious misallocation of societal resources even if they are employed doing something else (fruitful or not).

Arguing whether these people are "lazy" or not at that point sounds like JoO-ish propaganda and gaslighting.

@Cannonpointer  
 

LowIQTrash » Today, 3:18 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 3:18 am

I am not party to the "blame Boomers indiscriminately" Club (although I make fun of their narcissism often)...but you have to admit when the only Bachelor Degrees left that produce an underemployment + unemployment rate below 20% are Education, Nursing, and Civil / Aerospace Engineering, something is seriously wrong at the systemic level and the whole Ponzi is going to collapse.

Keep in mind all of those occupations and hiring organizations are reliant on govt funding as well (schools, hospitals and clinics, defense contractors for aerospace and infrastructure contractors for civil)

Plug this into your AI and let it tell you what it means 

https://www.reddit.com/r/CollegeMajors/ ... rees_that/

Note I specifically included the underemployment rate as well because a case where someone who wasted 4 yrs and $70K of money to get a degree that doesn't produce $100K/yr in taxable income after maybe 2-3 years is a serious misallocation of societal resources even if they are employed doing something else (fruitful or not).

Arguing whether these people are "lazy" or not at that point sounds like JoO-ish propaganda and gaslighting.

@Cannonpointer

Xixues Xhrist man...   The one time I click your link and I am "blocked by network security"..   Please tell the SWAT team I will cooperate.

Poor man is getting poorer..  The kids will be allright. AI is not the Island...
 

JohnnyYou » Today, 5:56 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:56 am

Xixues Xhrist man...   The one time I click your link and I am "blocked by network security"..   Please tell the SWAT team I will cooperate.

Poor man is getting poorer..  The kids will be allright. AI is not the Island...

Your kids were doomed the second you jacked off into the wife's bath water.

RebelGator » Today, 6:01 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:01 am

Your kids were doomed the second you jacked off into the wife's bath water.

I have no DNA in the game Rebel... All are in Law....

I am grateful I brought no life into this doomed future.