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Imagine finding out one cousin sold the family land for $12K back in 1954 Today, it’s worth millions and has a shopping center, hundreds of houses, and a Costco on it One bad decision, and generations lost generational wealth

We used to throw eggs and toilet paper at people’s houses for fun Now we can’t even afford eggs, toilet paper, or a house of our own😭

So it took 2 parents, 4 grandparents, 8 great-grandparents, and 16 great-great-grandparents for me to exist… And not ONE of them thought to leave me a plot of land or some cash ?

Can we all come together to vote a gay president in ??

Older generations love saying, “We all struggled in our 20s.” But you weren’t paying $3,200 in rent, $10 for eggs, and graduating with $50K in student debt Gen Z isn’t lazy or dramatic The cost of simply living has become ridiculous They’re not complaining. They’re struggling to survive

Average rent: $3,000/month Landlords want you to earn 3x the rent, meaning $9,000/month or $108K a year Meanwhile, the average U.S. salary is around $51K How exactly are people supposed to afford housing? THE MATH ISN’T MATHING.

I don’t want to be rich just to own a Rolex or Lamborghini I want to be rich enough to control my time Go to the gym on a Monday afternoon, enjoy a slow rainy day, cook fresh meals, and spend on the people I love without stressing about money That’s real wealth to me Not luxury, FREEDOM

HOT TAKE: People in 1975 didn’t need three side hustles, budgeting apps, and financial gurus just to afford a decent home The problem isn’t that people don’t know how to manage money It’s that wages haven’t kept up with the cost of living Stop blaming workers for a broken system