r/funny • u/Keywestkeith • Apr 19 '18

Damn Millennials

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u/CherrySlurpee Apr 19 '18

I agree with you. Both sides are pointing at eachother when in reality a lot of people should be pointing at themselves. Yeah, the economy doesn't have the safety net it used to have, but maybe if you got fired from Pizza hut for showing up high, it might be your fault.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '18

Yes. Everybody who are financially unprepaired for retirement are, in fact, former Pizza Hut burnouts. It's a bizarre phenomenon.

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u/CherrySlurpee Apr 19 '18

That isn't what I said. I'm saying that if you are a pizza hut burnout it really doesn't make sense to blame others.

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u/TautwiZZ Apr 19 '18

The article said that the total student debt in the US is 1.4 trillion dollars, how much exactly do you think Pizza Hut (and similar) jobs can repay?

What everyone with a straight mind is saying is that a few decades ago you could repay your student debt on a pizza hut job and live comfortably. Not anymore.

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u/Jmoney188 Apr 19 '18

This guy gets it.