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originally posted by: JAGStorm
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: FlyersFan
As a Boomer, I suggest that we use the trust funds and inheritances we'd set aside for our ungrateful children and blow it on cruises, booze, and anything that can harm the environment.
But seriously, this sucks. And the following generations don't give a damn anymore.
They're too busy playing victims and blaming my generation for all their problems while they're on their phones sipping vegan soy mocha-latte'.
Not my original idea, but I’ll add on to it…….
Picture this.
We take old abandoned malls. We make those into retirement homes.
Here’s my add ons-
We have giant lan parties and us mIRC, drink coke from glass bottles, play oldies from the 80’s.
In the cafeteria we will be served school square pizza, orange Julias, and McDonald’s pies fried in beef tallow and listen to boom boxes and walkmans.
Instead of Anchor stores, we will have a grocery store, an urgent care, and a blockbuster. What more could we need?
There will be a moat built around the mall and one road in. The road only fits one car that uses stick shift with no GPS.
This will prevent any Millennials from sneaking in. 🤣
originally posted by: FlyersFan
We have done everything 'right'. Worked. Saved. 401K and pension at husbands work. But by my calculations we will be out of money at age 85 and that's only if everything goes alright and there are no surprises.
originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: quintessentone
Middle out bottom up .... can anyone tell me what the hell that means?
Middle-out economics claims a fundamental law of capitalism must be “if workers have no money then businesses have no customers”. In this sense, it claims that the true “job creators” in a capitalistic economy are customers and not rich business people. It maintains that a thriving middle class is the cause of growth and not the consequence of it.
-Wikipedia: Middle-out economics