Whose fault is that? Actions have consequences. This is definitely the parentified child in me speaking, but I'm sick of being the adult to this generation of

Whose fault is that? Actions have consequences. This is definitely the parentified child in me speaking, but I'm sick of being the adult to this generation of perpetual children, especially while being mocked by them the whole time for their actions. Look at the stats about how inexpensive everything was back then relative to wages. If someone couldn't manage to save anything and succeed financially in that environment, compared to today's? They must not have been trying. I recognize some people faced extenuating circumstances, but not HALF of people. My dad's a perfect example. He complains that he prioritized "living for today" when he was young, but now it's tomorrow and he barely has a pot to piss in. But it's his own fault, and I would really like to see Boomers face that reality for the first time in their lives.