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In response to "The 2 go hand in hand. We didn't expect 16 year olds working at McDonalds to be able to live on their own in 1995. The 24 yr old at S'bux" by rollo

i bet there are a lot of college grads working at starbucks actually (not by choice). -- nm

Posted by Andie Dec 19 '22, 09:17

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Most of those are not using their degree to do so, which puts them still in the grey area between "student" and "professional" that we used to reserve - rollo Dec 19, 09:21 5
- sure, no argument. but that doesn't really change the financial truth that living costs more for people in that situation now than it did 20 years ago -- nm - Andie Dec 19, 09:27 4
  - We're emphasizing different nuances of the debate (cost of living v. redefined adolescence) but we share the same conclusion (living at home longer); - rollo Dec 19, 09:37 1
    - oh, i understand it, people have no choice. I just don't think it's good that young people are literally unable to live in cities on their own. -- (edited) - Andie Dec 19, 09:39
  - I wonder how different an urban lifestyle is today from 60 years ago. I totally get that rural living would've meant you perhaps were able to grow - oblique Dec 19, 09:30 1
    - this is just here, but this is the type of rent increases that are happening locally: - Andie Dec 19, 09:33
but also - whatever the entry level jobs are now vs then, i could live here with my crap salary out of university. - Andie Dec 19, 09:19

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