> I believe, in spirit, what he was referring to was the inordinate premium young people spend for conveniences. And why shouldnt they? It's not like not spend

> I believe, in spirit, what he was referring to was the inordinate premium young people spend for conveniences. And why shouldnt they? It's not like not spending that money would have allowed them to buy a home. If rich people would have shared more, making things like buying a home possible, you would most definitely see more people skipping avocado toasts. But rich people fucked everyone over, so might as well go for the little things in life.