Not to try and compete about who’s got a bigger chip on their shoulder, but for context I have financially supported my parents and at no point was living with

Not to try and compete about who’s got a bigger chip on their shoulder, but for context I have financially supported my parents and at no point was living with them an option while keeping my career. Not paying rent and food in a high cost of living area requires you to have a parent able to afford a high cost of living area. It’s extremely frustrating to me when people suggest this policy as if everyone has access to this privilege when most people, in the Bay area especially, don’t. (Hence the snark, for which I apologize, I am sure I have blind spots on privileges I had that you didn’t)