How life has changed for American millennials over the decades

How life has changed for American millennials over the decades

dailycaller.com/2018/07/23/millennials-median-income-starting-families
axios.com/one-big-thing-being-30-then-and-now-1531229570-b03dd961-0c1e-4734-a577-78c28ae346d9.html

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GOY YOU STILL HAVE 1K A YEAR TO GO ON VACATION
STOP COMPLAINING

Have you taken the S.W.E.A.T. pledge yet?

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so the median income hasn't risen in over 40 years? Are the charts inflation-adjusted? That in itself could be the reason for the declining homeownership rate and the marriage rates. Who can plan a family without money on hand?

"Waah! I want free shit! Bernie said life would be easy if we just nationalized everyone's assets!"

Trolling aside, if you stupid edgy little fuckers would get off you ass, put down the vape, and VOTE we'd be in a much better place. You have nobody to blame but yourselves.

"B.b.but muh boomerz!"

SMFH

Shut up, boomer.

im sure theres statistics somewhere that show that the millennials that skipped college and just went straight into the real world and advanced through experience became more successful and are actually building families.

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Yeah, I wonder why (((statisticians))) haven't investigated something that could end up saving the goy-, I mean, children a lot of money.

Pretty obviously not, shit some people are born without legs or arms, they're half the man I am