Anonymous
07/10/2025 13:28
Subject: Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
Anonymous wrote:Chris Rufo, Tucker, Matt Walsh, Hannity, Ben Shapiro, Cernovich, et al. are paid vast sums of money to make dipshit conservatives tolerate and embrace downward mobility.
The right wing has been controlled opposition since they ran a coup on Nixon 50 years ago.
Anonymous
07/10/2025 12:44
Subject: Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
Anonymous wrote:PP in the GenZ thread insists that young men just want to work at McDonald’s, screw union jobs. Seriously.
Let the brainwashing begin. White boys, look alive! Go get some pens and a placard, or else.
Why they don't encourage young conservatives to go to college and become highly paid prostitutes at think tanks and advocacy nonprofits?
Anonymous
07/09/2025 17:12
Subject: Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
PP in the GenZ thread insists that young men just want to work at McDonald’s, screw union jobs. Seriously.
Let the brainwashing begin. White boys, look alive! Go get some pens and a placard, or else.
Let the brainwashing begin. White boys, look alive! Go get some pens and a placard, or else.
Anonymous
07/09/2025 17:08
Subject: Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
Anonymous wrote:He's not wrong.
What is wrong is the way we've vilified jobs that don't require a college degree.
I graduated high school in 2000 and it was drilled into our heads that we would be total losers if we didn't go to college. The only kids who were even allowed into the VoTech program were the poor students (aka black) and the mentally handicapped students.
I got made fun of SO much growing up because my dad was a tow truck driver. Yeah, he drove a tow truck and never went to college, but he was also a minority co-owner. I had a great upper middle class upbringing. We had a nice house and cars. We always took a vacation for spring break and during the summer. My siblings and I also got to go to sleepaway camps during summer. We got to play any sports we wanted and always had gifts on our birthdays and on Christmas. We even had modest college accounts.
My brother is a bartender and people look down on that as well. He has consistently made $105k-$125k per year for the last 8 years that I've been doing his taxes. His wife is a GM at a local restaurant who makes $92k/yr plus bonuses. She made $127k in 2024.
Even though I'm older and I have a college degree, my brother has out earned me for most of our adult lives. His retirement account is also better funded than mine. I graduated with $14k in student loans, so not a crippling amount, but my first job in 2004 paid $39k/yr and I remember that year was his first year as a fulltime server and he made ~$52k that year and kept bragging how he didn't have $14k in debt.
My niece is working her way through college. She goes to GMU, lives at home, and works at Target, who does reimbursement for college. Yes, it's taking her longer, but she has very little debt. She'll graduate in May 2026 with her BS and she was supposed to have graduated in May 2025 if she followed the traditional 4-year plan. One year extra is not a huge deal, IMO, when you look at how little she's accumulated in debt. Whereas her older brother went balls-to-the-wall with loans for college and is now like $230k or $240k in debt in his 2nd year of law school.
A 43-yo CPA doxxing and disclosing clients' personal financial information on a public forum is most certainly a violation of your oath and licensing. That said, you are obviously just a bored right wing troll who made up all of this cliche-filled crap. Probably Rufo googling himself or some AIE intern.
Anonymous
07/09/2025 14:32
Subject: Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
He's not wrong.
What is wrong is the way we've vilified jobs that don't require a college degree.
I graduated high school in 2000 and it was drilled into our heads that we would be total losers if we didn't go to college. The only kids who were even allowed into the VoTech program were the poor students (aka black) and the mentally handicapped students.
I got made fun of SO much growing up because my dad was a tow truck driver. Yeah, he drove a tow truck and never went to college, but he was also a minority co-owner. I had a great upper middle class upbringing. We had a nice house and cars. We always took a vacation for spring break and during the summer. My siblings and I also got to go to sleepaway camps during summer. We got to play any sports we wanted and always had gifts on our birthdays and on Christmas. We even had modest college accounts.
My brother is a bartender and people look down on that as well. He has consistently made $105k-$125k per year for the last 8 years that I've been doing his taxes. His wife is a GM at a local restaurant who makes $92k/yr plus bonuses. She made $127k in 2024.
Even though I'm older and I have a college degree, my brother has out earned me for most of our adult lives. His retirement account is also better funded than mine. I graduated with $14k in student loans, so not a crippling amount, but my first job in 2004 paid $39k/yr and I remember that year was his first year as a fulltime server and he made ~$52k that year and kept bragging how he didn't have $14k in debt.
My niece is working her way through college. She goes to GMU, lives at home, and works at Target, who does reimbursement for college. Yes, it's taking her longer, but she has very little debt. She'll graduate in May 2026 with her BS and she was supposed to have graduated in May 2025 if she followed the traditional 4-year plan. One year extra is not a huge deal, IMO, when you look at how little she's accumulated in debt. Whereas her older brother went balls-to-the-wall with loans for college and is now like $230k or $240k in debt in his 2nd year of law school.
What is wrong is the way we've vilified jobs that don't require a college degree.
I graduated high school in 2000 and it was drilled into our heads that we would be total losers if we didn't go to college. The only kids who were even allowed into the VoTech program were the poor students (aka black) and the mentally handicapped students.
I got made fun of SO much growing up because my dad was a tow truck driver. Yeah, he drove a tow truck and never went to college, but he was also a minority co-owner. I had a great upper middle class upbringing. We had a nice house and cars. We always took a vacation for spring break and during the summer. My siblings and I also got to go to sleepaway camps during summer. We got to play any sports we wanted and always had gifts on our birthdays and on Christmas. We even had modest college accounts.
My brother is a bartender and people look down on that as well. He has consistently made $105k-$125k per year for the last 8 years that I've been doing his taxes. His wife is a GM at a local restaurant who makes $92k/yr plus bonuses. She made $127k in 2024.
Even though I'm older and I have a college degree, my brother has out earned me for most of our adult lives. His retirement account is also better funded than mine. I graduated with $14k in student loans, so not a crippling amount, but my first job in 2004 paid $39k/yr and I remember that year was his first year as a fulltime server and he made ~$52k that year and kept bragging how he didn't have $14k in debt.
My niece is working her way through college. She goes to GMU, lives at home, and works at Target, who does reimbursement for college. Yes, it's taking her longer, but she has very little debt. She'll graduate in May 2026 with her BS and she was supposed to have graduated in May 2025 if she followed the traditional 4-year plan. One year extra is not a huge deal, IMO, when you look at how little she's accumulated in debt. Whereas her older brother went balls-to-the-wall with loans for college and is now like $230k or $240k in debt in his 2nd year of law school.
Anonymous
07/09/2025 14:00
Subject: Re:Right wing grifter Christopher Rufo tells college-educated conservative men to go get jobs at Chipotle
Anonymous wrote:
And live in a mythical place where $150k homes are abundant, AND have “enough money to set aside for a baby”. Which includes daycare, because both parents are working at the convenience store in this scenario.
Many of these thought leaders are older boomers still mentally stuck in a time when $75k/year was a solid middle class HHI. When we were looking to buy our first house a few years ago (“starter houses” are $350k for 3 br/1 ba/1500 SF in our un-megalopolis of less than 100,000 people), our financial advisor sneered at our unrealistic ambitions and told us HE bought his starter house for $120k. In 1999.
Right?? Who exactly will care for the baby in this scenario. Not to mention the fact that most minimum wage jobs do not have steady hours like that or a guaranteed schedule. He makes it sound like they can walk into Walmart and be given a 9-6 M-F schedule just like that.