> its the impact of seeing things your (grand-parents and) parents could achieve with "hard work" and realising you won't. I would argue that is not even the c

> its the impact of seeing things your (grand-parents and) parents could achieve with "hard work" and realising you won't. I would argue that is not even the case. My and many grandparents have been farmers & factory workers which ment very hard and long work and your livelyhood depending heavily on external factors. Sure some would acquire wealth that is unrealistic today with 'simple work'. But my generation grew up hearing them whining about their hard lives.