Ok but what about the people who already work one or two part time jobs, already picked the cheaper community college, already aren't buying $5 coffees from Sta

Ok but what about the people who already work one or two part time jobs, already picked the cheaper community college, already aren't buying $5 coffees from Starbucks daily, already don't eat out all the time, already don't pay for cable, already didn't buy a new iPhone this year? Assuming everyone's already well off and just living above their means isn't very helpful when education itself is the thing that's costing above most people's means.