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The host stand is on a 45-minute wait. A 19-year-old Gen Z server is juggling four tables, a dead handheld, and a manager breathing down her neck about “guest perception.” A Boomer couple storms in, refuses to add their name…
Your cousin is 27. She works 30 hours a week at a coffee chain, drives for Uber on nights and weekends, and sells art commissions online to cover what’s left. At Thanksgiving, a Boomer uncle who bought a 3‑bedroom house…
A boomer who paid $200 a month for a one-bedroom in the late 1970s now has zero shame about boomer landlords charging $2,000+ for the same unit — and then calling Millennials and Gen Z “entitled” when we say we…
You’re seated at the table, plate barely filled, fork still clean. Then someone clears their throat and launches straight into it: “So, did you hear what they’re doing to this country?” Before anyone can redirect, it’s happening again. The turkey…
Your group chat runs on Signal. Work emails flood your Gmail. Bills hit autopay without a second thought. And then your mom casually drops: “Honey, can you email it to me at firstname.lastname@aol.com?” Wait. AOL? In 2025? Here’s the truth:…
The federal student loan portfolio sits at roughly $1.6 trillion, spread across about 43 million borrowers as of 2024. That’s not a typo. When we talk about student loan debt by generation, we’re talking about a system that’s been systematically…
Why millennials can’t buy homes is a question that comes up constantly in conversations about the economy. The answer isn’t about avocado toast or poor spending habits—it’s about fundamental changes in how the housing market works. Baby boomers bought their…