Major layoffs announced at Proctor & Gamble

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Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

Oh look it’s the AI bot again.

You're not paying attention. It's being covered by the major news networks.

What's coming with AI.

What is? The proctor and gamble layoffs, or ‘what’s coming with AI’?

It really upsets me so much. And I am so upset about not being able to have children in light of this.

I'm sorry, OP.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

Oh look it’s the AI bot again.

You're not paying attention. It's being covered by the major news networks.

What's coming with AI.

What is? The proctor and gamble layoffs, or ‘what’s coming with AI’?

It really upsets me so much. And I am so upset about not being able to have children in light of this.

I'm sorry, OP.

^^
I mean PP.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

DP. It would be out of necessity. Those with the financial wherewithal,like a previous poster, will help their children afford a separate place.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.ft.com/content/a1bf888d-f5f4-4790-87a6-4afdbd906cb5?utm_source=Paiger&utm_medium=Referral

Scary news, will be slashing 7,000 non-manufacturing jobs in next 2 years

For an industry that is supposed to be ``safer'' than tech, media etc in terms of layoffs, how is the next gen of workers going to know what do do?

- Signed from a mom of 2 upcoming college grads

are your kid making soap

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

[Anonymous]

The Family Relationship forum is going to be so entertaining in 2035! The beach house vacation that never ends!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

You have never lived in the rural south I expect. Lots of people have children they can’t afford.

Besides, the husbands were my more pressing worry!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

You have never lived in the rural south I expect. Lots of people have children they can’t afford.

Besides, the husbands were my more pressing worry!

The young adults I know are putting off childbearing until their mid-thirties. They don't want to struggle to raise a child in a bad financial situation. Those without family money say they only want one or none.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

You have never lived in the rural south I expect. Lots of people have children they can’t afford.

Besides, the husbands were my more pressing worry!

I guess this makes me feel better. I live near so many people who have tons of kids yet don’t have a car and are doing their laundry at the laundromat. If they’re somehow making it work and don’t care….

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

You have never lived in the rural south I expect. Lots of people have children they can’t afford.

Besides, the husbands were my more pressing worry!

I guess this makes me feel better. I live near so many people who have tons of kids yet don’t have a car and are doing their laundry at the laundromat. If they’re somehow making it work and don’t care….

That's not how I was raised and it doesn't sound like you or your kids were either.

[Anonymous]

If they're laying off 7,000 people, what exactly were they doing and who is going to do their work?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

This is funny to me, because in 1800, one of my ancestors was living exactly like this in a big one-room bunkhouse style cottage.

I have a feeling that all those old-timey tropes about a roll in the hay came from that kind of peasant lifestyle.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is nothing compared to what's coming with AI in the next two years. Get ready to have your adult kids moving back home with you.

I’m ready. The Covid years were the practice run. We’re all going to live together forever.

I’m sure it’s nice to have my kids living with me, but what about when they are married or dating, do I really want to hear my three daughters and their husband’s in the middle of the night? Not to mention having three families of grandchildren who has a house that big?

People will be reducing their family size. If you can't support children, you won't have them.

You have never lived in the rural south I expect. Lots of people have children they can’t afford.

Besides, the husbands were my more pressing worry!

The young adults I know are putting off childbearing until their mid-thirties. They don't want to struggle to raise a child in a bad financial situation. Those without family money say they only want one or none.

That's what we did--kids at 35 and 40. The downside is that you could end up unemployed or underemployed in your 50s with teenagers.

[Anonymous]

Why do people still have kids when there will be no more jobs left? Every kid you create will produce a human that will live in utter squalor and misery in only 20 years. AI will be ruinous.