>Do you want to live in a crappy apartment with roommates, and not be able to afford to eat at a nice restaurant? That's how many people I know have lived thei

>Do you want to live in a crappy apartment with roommates, and not be able to afford to eat at a nice restaurant? That's how many people I know have lived their entire lives, even if they worked hard. And some of them because they could not find a job. Some are young some are old. You live in a bubble. Do you really think most people, especially young people, can afford to live in an appartment of their own, or go eat at a nice restaurant? Do you think McDonalds is full of young people because it's better than a nice restaurant?