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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know why you millennials are always prattling on about boomers. I’m 38yrs old and have boomer parents. I live in a home way nicer than the one I grew up in, with a way lower interest rate,  I make way more money than my parents ever did, drive was nicer cars, eat better food and my kids have passports, something I never had as a kid growing up. I’m certainly not alone. I live in NoVA and when I’m on the road the cars are nearly all luxury driven by young people. Homes are 7 figures and up all owned by young people.

If you are a millennial and didn’t take advantage of the last 13 years of insane wealth growth then I’m sorry. You missed the boat. Stop being salty. You simply lost. [/quote]

Uh NOVA is literally the highest income area in the United States. That you see a lot of millennials there with nice cars and passports is hardly a sign that millennials elsewhere are statistically far worse off financially than boomers were at the same age. [/quote]

And all you people prattling on and on are DMV people. Gigantic whiners. Once again if you haven’t made hay in the last decade and a half you are simply one of the losers in life. We can’t all be winners. [/quote]

Do you recall that people were set back years by the Great Recession and wages have really never recovered after that? This includes all generations.[/quote]

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