Your numbers are by definition wrong, since young people would not have a problem to afford housing if they were "the richest generation". I guess this is the

Your numbers are by definition wrong, since young people would not have a problem to afford housing if they were "the richest generation". I guess this is the progress of new-speak? We've had a decade of people saying "oh, people are so rich today that they don't want to have children". Now it's "oh, people are so rich today that they don't want to have homes". In a few years it will be "oh, people are so rich today that they don't want to eat food or have medical care".