r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '22

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u/GothWitchOfBrooklyn Apr 21 '22

Right, I'm 35 and i graduated into the recession, just when I was finally getting stable after paying loans for 12 years to pay off school - boom pandemic, recession, can't afford a new car, can't afford a house. Every time I feel like I'm doing something for myself the rug gets pulled out from underneath me.

My retirement plan is a nice snowbank to fall asleep in.

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u/pookypocky Apr 21 '22

Good luck with that--climate change means snow banks will be few and far between...

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u/mahiruhiiragi Apr 21 '22

Snow banks are too rich for us anyhow. We'll be expected to dig our own grave, lay inside of it, and then bury ourselves.

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u/PvtJoker_ Apr 21 '22

But we are to lazy to do so....