Rach

Every time you guys make those cute jokey joke posts about how you have to scroll forever to get to the real recipe, I die a little inside

lil nas x finding out he’s an industry plant

don’t buy it.

our younger brothers and sisters might eat a tide pod and get us blamed for it, but we have more in common with them than we ever had with boomers or gen x.

I have seen easily 20+ “articles” over the last two weeks of “Gen Z Hates Millennials for This” and “Millennials ROAST Gen Z Over xyz” and it’s just garbage. 

I mean, from a Millenial perspective, Gen Z are just the dystopian heroes we grew up reading about and always wanted to be and at this point we're all just ready to let them take over and protect them from the wrath of Boomers.

“The plan was to grow our money so we could feel financially secure enough to have a baby.”

This is a couple that’s already worth three million dollars. They own their own home. They have a passive monthly income of $12.5k without lifting a single finger, and he can make $30k/mo working for 60 hours. To put that in normal 40-hour weeks, this means that he works until mid-May, takes the rest of the year off, and makes five hundred and sixty thousand dollars for his trouble, on top of the three million they already have and any income she might have.

tl;dr: That’s a lot of fucking money for very little effort.

And these people are scared. They think that thisisn’t enough money for them to raise a child

here’s the article link, dated 16 March 2020

for the record the study mostly focuses on energy consumption from travel + cooking & heating in private homes. results say that “in transport the richest tenth of consumers use more than half the energy”, while in cooking and heating “the top 10% of consumers used roughly one third of the total, presumably reflecting the size of their homes.”

It’s been 10 years since this iconic awkward interview.