"applicants are wildly inexperienced" ya it used to be jobs trained you now they want you to have 6 years experience for an entry level paying position.
That was literally my catch22 back in the day. I got a 2 year welding degree. But noone in the entire state I lived in was hiring anyone with less than 5 years experience. Now 20 years later, I've forgotten everything I learned from those classes. I now have a completely useless degree in what is SUPPOSED to be a marketable skill
That's the part that always gets me. Like "we literally aren't getting applicants with the qualifications or experience to do this job and it's gonna be an apocalyptic disaster in 5 years!!" I don't have a 500 IQ but I feel like maybe setting up an on the job training program over the next 5 years could maybe prevent some of those problems.
IT. People say young ones are good with computers, but the truth is they are only good as users. No idea how things actually work. Entry level positions where you could learn don't exist anymore or get outsourced. Corporations have impossible standards to hire but the pay is crap. When my generation retires, it'll be a bloodbath.
No, they will just try and hire anyone with a pulse, like with waiters nowadays. Of course there will also be the ones who set impossible demands and crap pay, and will wonder why "nObOdY wAnTs To WoRk AnYmOrE".
@vadim6385 This is why Ai and machine learning is a big push now. It's a desperate scramble to replace the last generation to know how things work. I understand how useful Ai could be, but using it to do my work for me will lead to my unemployment eventually.
I believe it. We saw it with machinists. Everyone knows how to use a microwave, but not many people know how a microwave actually works. They also used to teach code in schools because you needed to know how to code just to get a computer to do basic things, but now the interface is so user-friendly that even coding is much more simplified. People that think they're computer experts these days often don't actually understand code, they just know what variables to change to achieve the results they want.
With places like McDonald's and other fast food places charging so much, I find myself seeking smaller, independent places to eat. If I spend 15-20 dollars on a meal anyway, I'd rather go to a smaller business cause the food is generally better and the atmosphere is more genuine.
No point eating fast food when local restaurants provide better food for the same price. I actually feel some of those local restaurants are giving me a better deal when you look at fast food prices.
Yeah I think this is why chipotle thrived while other fast food faltered. It was the same price to get McDonalds and chipotle so might as well get the better quality food.
Teachers spent last few generations telling everyone if you don't go to college you're a fucking loser. They never gave the options of trade schools instead. Boomers are retiring and dying out and many trades are desperate for workers. Many trades you can make significantly more than college degrees without all the debt.
Thats what happens when wealth concentration at the top is so high. They have more money than caution because there are to consequences for business failure. Combine that with greed to pay the least and send more of that profit up the chain you get an economy that stagnates and dies.
This is why I scoff at people when they tell me to just get another job when I complain about my current one... Like I would love to if one of them would actually look at my damn resume 🙄
I live in a rural area, and have been looking for a year, I should have jumped two years ago when there were more jobs going around. Now I have to tough it out in a terrible job (to be fair though, it was good when I started 15 years ago, but it's terrible the past 2 years).
My mom is a cna and she works in nursing homes. I can’t recall a single nursing home job that she’s had where she didn’t complain about the nurse to resident ratio and how understaffed her job is.
Government owned homes are usually pretty good, it’s the private homes that can get tricky as they already stretch patient ratios thin (1:8 or more). Cna jobs batter your physical and mental health so even if you start off with full staffing compliment I’ve rarely had a day where homes weren’t inundated with sick calls. That’s what really causes the staffing shortages. It’s tough to get casual staff anywhere that want to be called last second regularly for work. Usually it’s the regular staff that have to pick up the pieces, ultimately burning them out too. 20 years ago there weren’t as many nursing jobs (RN, LPN, CNA, etc.) so people literally fought to get work. But over time less and less nursing staff enters the work force.
Its not enough got them to make money off of their health they have to understaff us and make money off of labor as well. Why anyone thinks these companies care is beyond me.
Wouldn’t have thought of alcohol, but yeah; it’s not that people won’t drink, but rather that they’ll be sticking to cheap beer and vodka; the cheapest ways to get drunk enough to forget how broke they are… 🥴
Doesn't matter what party and who runs the country because the illegal monopolies and corporate profiteering is not being addressed at all much less penalized and imprisoned.
What I'm getting from this is that every industry is having massive lay offs and placing massive work loads on the people they keep with no raise in pay while keeping the profits. There is going to be a massive resession soon and a luquididty crisis.
This is all because of privat3 equity cashing in. I really wish we could have more financing and support for worker cooperatives and employee-owned companies. Those models seem more sustainable and not designed to make everyone miserable while actually providing a good or service.
@anthonycekic4509 no one like these businesses, it's a bad time for both customers and employees. But unfortunately a lot of those smaller, local alternatives have been crushed by big companies. So those bigger companies are the only places to work/shop.
absolutely.. its like a trifecta of horrible runaway money draining .. the dam was leaking but now its fully burst and the "scramble frenzy" of the rich for the scraps has gone full blown. every job is understaffed, underpayed and overworked. while their products are shottier, their prices are higher and their supply and output is worse.. they say trump is going to bring the jobs back, but we already have record low unemployment. my biggest suspect is our tiny hat rulers. they are truley the biggest leaches on the global western system. they are the ones who have the say in the interest rates, the credit ratings and global economic systems.
Cybersecurity! Clients and execs are demanding more and more of technicals teams. Literally so many good analysts, programmers and even SOC managers are leaving cause of the pressure. Most my SOC teams are under serious burnout. One my top Team Leads left after 10 years to work at a grocery store since she couldnt deal with execs and the crazy staff shortage. Literally ive done everything to keep people to stay, more money, work from home,etc... Nothing, the nature of this industry eats the good.
I'm a truck driver and I will set it straight. People need to understand that due to a mass labor shortage caused by poor working conditions and low pay, it is very difficult to find quality truck drivers and actually get them to stick around, a lot of the really bad truck drivers are immigrant labor or really low quality American workers because they are the only people willing to work for the low wages the trucking companies are offering. Local is fine but long haul trucking is a really hard life and non of the companies are offering a livable wage to make it worthwhile.
Even if they did offer more i dont think people are willing to do it. The conditions are just so bad nobody wants the job. No one wants to work 1000 miles from home for weeks at a time , spending their 1 day off in the back of a truck just to get to come home for 5 days and go back out for 2 weeks.
@evil1by1 Long haul trucking also logistically makes no sense, the US and Canada have a rail network that does the same thing, it would make more sense to ship freight long distances by rail, have the trains stop at a freight consolidator then switch it to a truck to be delivered locally or regionally.
All im hearing is a bunch if companies need to go out of business until they value skilled hard workers instead of trying to flip new workers, and churning them out when they ask for pay raises.
My place of work (in hospitality) has just become a hub for conferences since the pandemic, as we pick up more and more regular guests over time the conferences haven't calmed, so we're now becoming heavily understaffed (4-5 chefs cooking for 300+ as well as regular restaurant service) and were running on minimal margins with restrictionson ordering affecting our quality of service (menu items always missing etc), we have been searching for chefs for months with no luck at all but it's not realistic to expect people to want to come into the industry at stupidly low wages for unreasonable amounts of work.
I got out of making a living doing music 15 years ago. I saw the writing on the wall. Music is like horses while cars are just coming out. No one is going to pay for music anymore and tours and other revenue avenues are dying.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon exactly. if you do the math with the concert tickets with now and the 1970's. Tickets back then where literally as low as 20$ to see the beetles. And even if you compared inflation it was still better to be born back concert viewing wise.
Too be fair music is wildly oversaturated. All the jobs that are remotely tolerable have been overwhelmed and now pay nothing as we get wage slave refugees from other industries. Thats why lower grade education has more teachers than high school math, why peds pays nothing but they cant offer enough to get folks into oncology, instacart is often not even accepting new drivers but Walmart can't find people for in house pick n ship.
I heard that Hollywood make plans on the movies they make 4 years before we actually watch them. So thats why a a lot movies dont seem to know their audience.
I heard they only give writers 6 months to write a film script and they rush it as well as require certain things be included then they rush the entire production process as fast as they can and the writers simply don’t have the time to make a good script or their scripts get rejected. Hollywood does start filming usually a year or a few years ahead but they refuse to risk making original films because the cost of production. If a film flops that’s potentially hundreds of millions lost that they very likely will not make back even if the next film succeeds it might only pay for itself and not profit enough to cover the failures.
23:12. I am a private detective. I used to work for a public defenders office in Louisiana. We had a guy come in to be arraigned after the rest of the first appearances. This guy was stealing copper from AC units on big buildings. It took 45 minutes to read the indictment into the record at his first appearance after they arrested him.
I'll first off say this, yes it was the boomers, the boomers grew up under the silent generation which was the BEST with out a doubt generation in American history. The boomers literally created every single problem we have today. Lets talk Economically, Bar every single social issue "even though the silent generation also desegregated the US" They were at the highest of the high of the highest class ever in the USA and they deserved it, but their kids basically tried "being like them but easier" and that's basically how we ended where we are. I'll add my own, Blue collar work, all of it. Around 60% of blue collar workers right now are being ran by boomers that have zero blue collar experience and yes, they are boomers. Boomers lie to themselves. "I worked in customer service my whole life I can run this peasant blue collar establishment". All respect is fading from the blue collar fields very quickly. People our age get it, we work terrible hours, in terrible working conditions in jobs that take more hours on the job training wise than any degree does. The white collar boomers however think the fact we didn't go to collage makes us all peasants to them. Enjoy trouble with internet, gas, eclectic, plumbing, roofing, house construction, well.... what I'm saying is, enjoy problems with every basic human need in the near future now days. We watch people working two remote jobs at the same time on tik toc making 6 figures while we don't break 6 figures working in the worst conditions with now boomer white collar workers trying to run our jobs.
I wouldn't say it's necessarily a Boomer thing, more of a business major thing. If you look into it, the business world has been experiencing massive brain drain for decades now. Basically, business and economics schools teach their students that as business majors, they are experts in everything, they know more about everything than everyone else, and can do whatever they want and succeed. They are taught that everyone else is an idiot. Then, they all get jobs through nepotism. But they are never actually taught how economics and businesses actually work. These are the people running corporations and getting elected into government. While these people tend to be Boomers, the vast majority of Boomers are not the ones making decisions. P.S. Seize the means of production!
@@12savage68I should have been a plumber, but I chose IT. Or maybe I should have been an electrician, they tend to do well in Australia, or at least, until your body starts to fail from hard work.
So, this pretty much sounds that hedgefunds are the source of all this happening either directly or indirectly (in that some industries are falling due to investors diverging attention to other ways of managing such industry). Hedgefunds have to increase their utilities because they too have a ticking bomb with all the ageing population that is about to retire, so.... I can see three outcomes... 1. All those new jobs opening are filled and some of the economic burden goes down (this is highly unlikely as many of these jobs have gone out of fashion or are on an inminent path to dissapear). 2. Governent starts to regulate hedgefunds and insurance heavily (very unlikely since goverment is mostly old and rich people that will protect and/or depends on hedgefunds) 3. Social and economic collapse as it has never been seen.
I chose #3 as the most likely to happen in the US. Hope the rest of the world learns from America collapsing due to greed and corruption and doesn't end up doing the same thing.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon the problem is that if the US falls everyone falls, since America is the biggest purchaser in the world. Even economies not linked to the US Will suffer because they sell to countries that then sell back to the US. And that is just a part of it, because the US defaulting on it's debt would crash most economies that purchase US debt.
Story 53: Similar problems with education exist in America too. Teacher burnout and classroom stress seem worse than it ever has before. Like many other things mentioned here, education struggles were exacerbated by the Covid pandemic.
Auto industry is in deep. Give it a few months. Everyone has seen the issues with Stellantis, now getting to VW. Can't have the average new car price hovering a little under 50 grand. I keep saving all I can.
34:48 so I am an EMT, I can tell you right now that no we do not get paid well. I also have to stipulate that I am an exception to that rule. Most ambulance services do not pay more than 16-18$ an hour. Heck the privet ambulance service in my states biggest town didn’t start paying 20$ an hour until our local Walmarts started paying the same price. If Walmart started paying me what I make now I wouldn’t hesitate for the easier job.
Kind of have to agree with this. As much as I respect service workers and think they should be making more for putting up with the BS that they do, Im not super great on paying 4 bucks for a medium fry.
I keep saying the same about how people claim the want original movies, but refuse to go see them when they are released, but they would spend all their time crying about sequels and remakes.
But it stinks. Not to mention when you smoke so much of it that your space has a permanent smell in it, it gets on people in said space too. The amount of ubers I'd ride in and the car reeked of weed... I'M HEADING TO WORK??
Dog training. Do not go in this field. All contract work like boarding dogs at your home 2 weeks at a time. Or it's petco jobs that pay barely more than minimum wage. It's not a core part of the economy, so it's not stable income. Many jobs will say 40-80k salary, etc. It's also a very small field with limited jobs. Most working conditions are shit. It's hard to find a decent job even when looking all across the country. Forget about any specific cities.
A few years ago, I heard a bunch of computer programmers telling journalists to "learn to code". Now I just heard that coding will be done by some AI called Devin.
I think in my personal experience many jobs are struggling for me I say especially luxury services. They’re unnecessary and it means it’s one of the top things ppl don’t do to save money. For me I do massage therapy and the last year or two I see how many places struggle to get clients. And how little jobs respond or do interviews now compared to a year or two. I was lucky to have a connection to help me get a good recent job. Otherwise I would have just stayed in the struggle of having little clientele. I’d literally nap most of the time or find ways to be busy during my shifts. Like art or gaming. The pay isn’t nearly the same without clients and many of those business are likely to shut down
The government reaction to COVID did not cause the current economic problems. It just revealed how fragile the economy really is. The economy can't handle serious disruptions or shocks.
Glad film and TV is dying. Y'all decided to demand more money while everyone else is struggling hard and your salaries are ridiculously higher than normal people's. Sucks to suck lmao
@fffmcfff9112 I understand the concept but the way in which A.I us touted you would think it makes no mistakes. And no one is checking the information before it's placed into the publics hands
@@tabithachastain6999politics doesn't effect the greedy boomer managers who refuse to give pay raises or higher extra help when necessary so they can pocket more to take vacations and buy boats with. 🤷♂️
OMG NOTHING DEPRESS ME MORE THAN THIS VIDEO... We te sonfuck thanks to the USA MILITARY cost, we don't reconize it, but if You really follow the money... You Will see it😢😢😢😢
I'm not tipping because your employer is a cheap ass, before I tip you I'll get off my black ass and grab my own food from the cook in the back. We really don't need servers and hostesses we only use them cause people are lazy.
You shouldn't eat out, just make your own food and stop complaining, nobody wants your cheap @$$. Also, don't complain about why nobody wants to deal with people like you because of your reputation, in my country we know you don't tip so we just give you the minimum service and nothing else and your attitude will get you banned and dealing with the cops.
Tesla is going to crush the legacy auto makers. I was a Tesla hater until I test drove one and realized how easy it is to buy one and not deal with negotiation nonsense. On top of it all, the cars and amazing and have features that no other cars offer.
They also have issues that no other cars have. When you need to replace your old car battery, do you know or care where it goes? You cant just throw it in the trash. Did you know they can reignite after being extinguished? The explosions are intense. You only care about looking and feeling good, not the effects of if and when something goes wrong, and it will.
You’re missing the part where if we mined every ounce of known lithium on earth we know about we still wouldn’t have enough to make the amount of batteries it would take to replace all gas machines 1:1, and that’s not taking into account literally every other usage for lithium batteries or other usages for lithium it has to compete with.
"applicants are wildly inexperienced" ya it used to be jobs trained you now they want you to have 6 years experience for an entry level paying position.
That was literally my catch22 back in the day. I got a 2 year welding degree. But noone in the entire state I lived in was hiring anyone with less than 5 years experience. Now 20 years later, I've forgotten everything I learned from those classes. I now have a completely useless degree in what is SUPPOSED to be a marketable skill
@@eirikjormungandrson😢
6 years experience, a masters degree, and 100% open schedule all for 10 cents above minimum wage.
Yup, setting up a glorious skills shortage in 10 years, that's for sure
That's the part that always gets me. Like "we literally aren't getting applicants with the qualifications or experience to do this job and it's gonna be an apocalyptic disaster in 5 years!!" I don't have a 500 IQ but I feel like maybe setting up an on the job training program over the next 5 years could maybe prevent some of those problems.
The irony of this particular video being voiced by AI is just precious.
IT. People say young ones are good with computers, but the truth is they are only good as users. No idea how things actually work. Entry level positions where you could learn don't exist anymore or get outsourced. Corporations have impossible standards to hire but the pay is crap. When my generation retires, it'll be a bloodbath.
No, they will just try and hire anyone with a pulse, like with waiters nowadays.
Of course there will also be the ones who set impossible demands and crap pay, and will wonder why "nObOdY wAnTs To WoRk AnYmOrE".
@vadim6385 This is why Ai and machine learning is a big push now. It's a desperate scramble to replace the last generation to know how things work. I understand how useful Ai could be, but using it to do my work for me will lead to my unemployment eventually.
It's already is
Young kids are good with mobile devices. They don't even use laptops in middle and high schools anymore. They all use iPads and other tablets.
I believe it. We saw it with machinists.
Everyone knows how to use a microwave, but not many people know how a microwave actually works.
They also used to teach code in schools because you needed to know how to code just to get a computer to do basic things, but now the interface is so user-friendly that even coding is much more simplified. People that think they're computer experts these days often don't actually understand code, they just know what variables to change to achieve the results they want.
With places like McDonald's and other fast food places charging so much, I find myself seeking smaller, independent places to eat. If I spend 15-20 dollars on a meal anyway, I'd rather go to a smaller business cause the food is generally better and the atmosphere is more genuine.
Some of those places have the best food too.
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McDonald's is far cheaper thsn that download the app
No point eating fast food when local restaurants provide better food for the same price. I actually feel some of those local restaurants are giving me a better deal when you look at fast food prices.
Yeah I think this is why chipotle thrived while other fast food faltered. It was the same price to get McDonalds and chipotle so might as well get the better quality food.
So basically every industry is struggling
Teachers spent last few generations telling everyone if you don't go to college you're a fucking loser. They never gave the options of trade schools instead. Boomers are retiring and dying out and many trades are desperate for workers. Many trades you can make significantly more than college degrees without all the debt.
Seems like it
Thats what happens when wealth concentration at the top is so high. They have more money than caution because there are to consequences for business failure. Combine that with greed to pay the least and send more of that profit up the chain you get an economy that stagnates and dies.
Change perspective and narrative you'll see that regular people including the music bands category and local business are struggling.
Corporation chairman and upper management making record breaking profits. Why? "Recession" or illegal monopoly price gouging?
This is why I scoff at people when they tell me to just get another job when I complain about my current one... Like I would love to if one of them would actually look at my damn resume 🙄
Instead of running it through ai and expecting the perfect candidate
I live in a rural area, and have been looking for a year, I should have jumped two years ago when there were more jobs going around.
Now I have to tough it out in a terrible job (to be fair though, it was good when I started 15 years ago, but it's terrible the past 2 years).
My mom is a cna and she works in nursing homes. I can’t recall a single nursing home job that she’s had where she didn’t complain about the nurse to resident ratio and how understaffed her job is.
understaffing is so nursing homes can make a profit from medicare typically
@ I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case.
It's also sad that they don't have any CNA training programs when many colleges require you to be a CNA before going into their nursing program
Government owned homes are usually pretty good, it’s the private homes that can get tricky as they already stretch patient ratios thin (1:8 or more). Cna jobs batter your physical and mental health so even if you start off with full staffing compliment I’ve rarely had a day where homes weren’t inundated with sick calls. That’s what really causes the staffing shortages. It’s tough to get casual staff anywhere that want to be called last second regularly for work. Usually it’s the regular staff that have to pick up the pieces, ultimately burning them out too. 20 years ago there weren’t as many nursing jobs (RN, LPN, CNA, etc.) so people literally fought to get work. But over time less and less nursing staff enters the work force.
Its not enough got them to make money off of their health they have to understaff us and make money off of labor as well. Why anyone thinks these companies care is beyond me.
Wouldn’t have thought of alcohol, but yeah; it’s not that people won’t drink, but rather that they’ll be sticking to cheap beer and vodka; the cheapest ways to get drunk enough to forget how broke they are… 🥴
Not to mention THC based alternatives. You can get more uses from gummies and vapes than a bottle of alcohol and with lesser side effects.
Alot of these Industries are just reaping what they sow, they are just at the end of the f around and find out stage.
Doesn't matter what party and who runs the country because the illegal monopolies and corporate profiteering is not being addressed at all much less penalized and imprisoned.
What I'm getting from this is that every industry is having massive lay offs and placing massive work loads on the people they keep with no raise in pay while keeping the profits. There is going to be a massive resession soon and a luquididty crisis.
This is all because of privat3 equity cashing in. I really wish we could have more financing and support for worker cooperatives and employee-owned companies. Those models seem more sustainable and not designed to make everyone miserable while actually providing a good or service.
@anthonycekic4509 no one like these businesses, it's a bad time for both customers and employees. But unfortunately a lot of those smaller, local alternatives have been crushed by big companies. So those bigger companies are the only places to work/shop.
absolutely.. its like a trifecta of horrible runaway money draining .. the dam was leaking but now its fully burst and the "scramble frenzy" of the rich for the scraps has gone full blown. every job is understaffed, underpayed and overworked. while their products are shottier, their prices are higher and their supply and output is worse..
they say trump is going to bring the jobs back, but we already have record low unemployment. my biggest suspect is our tiny hat rulers.
they are truley the biggest leaches on the global western system. they are the ones who have the say in the interest rates, the credit ratings and global economic systems.
Cybersecurity! Clients and execs are demanding more and more of technicals teams. Literally so many good analysts, programmers and even SOC managers are leaving cause of the pressure. Most my SOC teams are under serious burnout. One my top Team Leads left after 10 years to work at a grocery store since she couldnt deal with execs and the crazy staff shortage. Literally ive done everything to keep people to stay, more money, work from home,etc... Nothing, the nature of this industry eats the good.
Corporate CEO and upper management personal profits increased dramatically. While prices increase. And employment and respect for employees lower
I'm a truck driver and I will set it straight. People need to understand that due to a mass labor shortage caused by poor working conditions and low pay, it is very difficult to find quality truck drivers and actually get them to stick around, a lot of the really bad truck drivers are immigrant labor or really low quality American workers because they are the only people willing to work for the low wages the trucking companies are offering. Local is fine but long haul trucking is a really hard life and non of the companies are offering a livable wage to make it worthwhile.
Even if they did offer more i dont think people are willing to do it. The conditions are just so bad nobody wants the job. No one wants to work 1000 miles from home for weeks at a time , spending their 1 day off in the back of a truck just to get to come home for 5 days and go back out for 2 weeks.
@evil1by1 Long haul trucking also logistically makes no sense, the US and Canada have a rail network that does the same thing, it would make more sense to ship freight long distances by rail, have the trains stop at a freight consolidator then switch it to a truck to be delivered locally or regionally.
All im hearing is a bunch if companies need to go out of business until they value skilled hard workers instead of trying to flip new workers, and churning them out when they ask for pay raises.
Citizen's need to demand the company's be held responsible.
It'll never happen. Lobbyists own our government. If anything we will be punished for not falling in line.
The defense industry, on the other hand, is absolutely booming.
Very bad things are ahead.
Ok doomer
Divorce lawyers. As men wake up and refuse to indulge in the scam of marriage. The state and lawyers are struggling. Leaches!
one industry that all men will agree shall die is this
Why do you keep repeating this lie. Stats show men benefit from marriage women do not.
My place of work (in hospitality) has just become a hub for conferences since the pandemic, as we pick up more and more regular guests over time the conferences haven't calmed, so we're now becoming heavily understaffed (4-5 chefs cooking for 300+ as well as regular restaurant service) and were running on minimal margins with restrictionson ordering affecting our quality of service (menu items always missing etc), we have been searching for chefs for months with no luck at all but it's not realistic to expect people to want to come into the industry at stupidly low wages for unreasonable amounts of work.
A certain big hardware store chain.
They haven't paid their invoices to the company I work for in more than a year. Its over 80 grand.
I got out of making a living doing music 15 years ago. I saw the writing on the wall. Music is like horses while cars are just coming out. No one is going to pay for music anymore and tours and other revenue avenues are dying.
People would pay for music if the music was affordable.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon exactly. if you do the math with the concert tickets with now and the 1970's. Tickets back then where literally as low as 20$ to see the beetles. And even if you compared inflation it was still better to be born back concert viewing wise.
@@yung829geez, the last one cost me $300 Aussies dollars, and I thought that was expensive. Then again, not many artists come to Australia anyway.
Too be fair music is wildly oversaturated. All the jobs that are remotely tolerable have been overwhelmed and now pay nothing as we get wage slave refugees from other industries. Thats why lower grade education has more teachers than high school math, why peds pays nothing but they cant offer enough to get folks into oncology, instacart is often not even accepting new drivers but Walmart can't find people for in house pick n ship.
I heard that Hollywood make plans on the movies they make 4 years before we actually watch them. So thats why a a lot movies dont seem to know their audience.
I heard they only give writers 6 months to write a film script and they rush it as well as require certain things be included then they rush the entire production process as fast as they can and the writers simply don’t have the time to make a good script or their scripts get rejected.
Hollywood does start filming usually a year or a few years ahead but they refuse to risk making original films because the cost of production. If a film flops that’s potentially hundreds of millions lost that they very likely will not make back even if the next film succeeds it might only pay for itself and not profit enough to cover the failures.
23:12. I am a private detective. I used to work for a public defenders office in Louisiana. We had a guy come in to be arraigned after the rest of the first appearances. This guy was stealing copper from AC units on big buildings. It took 45 minutes to read the indictment into the record at his first appearance after they arrested him.
😂 but why and how much is copper per ounce today ??
Got it. So, everything. There isn’t a single industry that looks bright.
That makes the future feel pretty bleak, which it is, everything is so messed up.
So basically the world is about to burn
For the public works one, then why don’t you train anyone ?
Number 2: live nation is killing small to medium sized venues
I'll first off say this, yes it was the boomers, the boomers grew up under the silent generation which was the BEST with out a doubt generation in American history. The boomers literally created every single problem we have today. Lets talk Economically, Bar every single social issue "even though the silent generation also desegregated the US" They were at the highest of the high of the highest class ever in the USA and they deserved it, but their kids basically tried "being like them but easier" and that's basically how we ended where we are.
I'll add my own, Blue collar work, all of it. Around 60% of blue collar workers right now are being ran by boomers that have zero blue collar experience and yes, they are boomers. Boomers lie to themselves. "I worked in customer service my whole life I can run this peasant blue collar establishment". All respect is fading from the blue collar fields very quickly. People our age get it, we work terrible hours, in terrible working conditions in jobs that take more hours on the job training wise than any degree does. The white collar boomers however think the fact we didn't go to collage makes us all peasants to them. Enjoy trouble with internet, gas, eclectic, plumbing, roofing, house construction, well.... what I'm saying is, enjoy problems with every basic human need in the near future now days. We watch people working two remote jobs at the same time on tik toc making 6 figures while we don't break 6 figures working in the worst conditions with now boomer white collar workers trying to run our jobs.
So you're saying plumbing is the way to go?
I wouldn't say it's necessarily a Boomer thing, more of a business major thing. If you look into it, the business world has been experiencing massive brain drain for decades now. Basically, business and economics schools teach their students that as business majors, they are experts in everything, they know more about everything than everyone else, and can do whatever they want and succeed. They are taught that everyone else is an idiot. Then, they all get jobs through nepotism. But they are never actually taught how economics and businesses actually work. These are the people running corporations and getting elected into government. While these people tend to be Boomers, the vast majority of Boomers are not the ones making decisions.
P.S. Seize the means of production!
@@12savage68I should have been a plumber, but I chose IT. Or maybe I should have been an electrician, they tend to do well in Australia, or at least, until your body starts to fail from hard work.
So, this pretty much sounds that hedgefunds are the source of all this happening either directly or indirectly (in that some industries are falling due to investors diverging attention to other ways of managing such industry). Hedgefunds have to increase their utilities because they too have a ticking bomb with all the ageing population that is about to retire, so.... I can see three outcomes...
1. All those new jobs opening are filled and some of the economic burden goes down (this is highly unlikely as many of these jobs have gone out of fashion or are on an inminent path to dissapear).
2. Governent starts to regulate hedgefunds and insurance heavily (very unlikely since goverment is mostly old and rich people that will protect and/or depends on hedgefunds)
3. Social and economic collapse as it has never been seen.
I chose #3 as the most likely to happen in the US. Hope the rest of the world learns from America collapsing due to greed and corruption and doesn't end up doing the same thing.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon the problem is that if the US falls everyone falls, since America is the biggest purchaser in the world. Even economies not linked to the US Will suffer because they sell to countries that then sell back to the US. And that is just a part of it, because the US defaulting on it's debt would crash most economies that purchase US debt.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemonlooking at my own country? Nah, we're not learning your lesson, we're going down the American route, and I hate it.
Story 53: Similar problems with education exist in America too. Teacher burnout and classroom stress seem worse than it ever has before. Like many other things mentioned here, education struggles were exacerbated by the Covid pandemic.
Auto industry is in deep. Give it a few months. Everyone has seen the issues with Stellantis, now getting to VW. Can't have the average new car price hovering a little under 50 grand. I keep saving all I can.
Sounds like a recession
So what I'm hearing is the "greed is good" market that was built in 1900s was/is unsustainable?
😶 This is my shocked face.
Do NOT take a break from work. Gap year becomes gap 5 and nobody will hire you, especially if you're old AF like me.
34:48 so I am an EMT, I can tell you right now that no we do not get paid well. I also have to stipulate that I am an exception to that rule. Most ambulance services do not pay more than 16-18$ an hour. Heck the privet ambulance service in my states biggest town didn’t start paying 20$ an hour until our local Walmarts started paying the same price. If Walmart started paying me what I make now I wouldn’t hesitate for the easier job.
I hate how Google AI shows up in my search results, it's been wrong on more than one occasion. So now I just ignore it when I use Google search.
Remember. you voted for this.
They listed like every industry. So what’s the safe option?
The future with ev hybrids and cars that ate not selling and the lack of mechanics snd techs
Fast food and thats good
Kind of have to agree with this. As much as I respect service workers and think they should be making more for putting up with the BS that they do, Im not super great on paying 4 bucks for a medium fry.
Welp, this is depressing
The people complaining about tariffs dont think long term
The ones in favour overestimate American markets
Restaurants and haircuts because those are things we can all put off or do for ourselves.
I keep saying the same about how people claim the want original movies, but refuse to go see them when they are released, but they would spend all their time crying about sequels and remakes.
Weed is way better than alcohol. Less damaging side effects, cheaoer, and you can sober up quicker.
And it doesn’t pan fry your liver.
But it stinks. Not to mention when you smoke so much of it that your space has a permanent smell in it, it gets on people in said space too. The amount of ubers I'd ride in and the car reeked of weed... I'M HEADING TO WORK??
@@narutosonic1213that’s why I use the vape… no stink!
Lungs or liver? Your choice.
@ there are ways to consume cannabis that doesn’t harm your lungs.
Dog training. Do not go in this field. All contract work like boarding dogs at your home 2 weeks at a time. Or it's petco jobs that pay barely more than minimum wage. It's not a core part of the economy, so it's not stable income. Many jobs will say 40-80k salary, etc. It's also a very small field with limited jobs. Most working conditions are shit. It's hard to find a decent job even when looking all across the country. Forget about any specific cities.
To the 36 years of driving trucker??? How are you not retired🤷🏿
Tech and Entertainment Industries
RUclips is killing creativity.
A few years ago, I heard a bunch of computer programmers telling journalists to "learn to code". Now I just heard that coding will be done by some AI called Devin.
I think in my personal experience many jobs are struggling for me I say especially luxury services. They’re unnecessary and it means it’s one of the top things ppl don’t do to save money. For me I do massage therapy and the last year or two I see how many places struggle to get clients. And how little jobs respond or do interviews now compared to a year or two. I was lucky to have a connection to help me get a good recent job. Otherwise I would have just stayed in the struggle of having little clientele. I’d literally nap most of the time or find ways to be busy during my shifts. Like art or gaming. The pay isn’t nearly the same without clients and many of those business are likely to shut down
artists are another one.
i useto get 2-3 commissions a week. plummeted to 1 a month after covid.
Fishing guides, it’s rough out there even during peak season
Correct accurate truth here is what people, and who in every industry are struggling exponentially worse.
Everyone blaming "Covid" for their problems. It wasn't "Covid," it was "the government overreaction to Covid." Put the blame where it belongs.
The government reaction to COVID did not cause the current economic problems. It just revealed how fragile the economy really is. The economy can't handle serious disruptions or shocks.
It caused them and trying to deny that just helps the incompetent morons running things dodge accountability
These issues were here before Covid, Covid just brought us to the end game a little faster than we would have naturally got there.
Yeah no so after all the layoffs because of all the Quarantines no company has experienced people to train anyone new
story 2, thank ticketmaster and tik tok
Glad film and TV is dying. Y'all decided to demand more money while everyone else is struggling hard and your salaries are ridiculously higher than normal people's.
Sucks to suck lmao
Y’all are drinking the cool aid heavy. 🤭
Whoa there, hold on. @38:12 what do you mean A.I is translating the information incorrectly
what do you think they mean?
@fffmcfff9112 I understand the concept but the way in which A.I us touted you would think it makes no mistakes. And no one is checking the information before it's placed into the publics hands
Trucker didnt understand 😂
You can tell these stories are from Redditors cause they are whining about politics even when it makes no sense to bring it up.
Politics affects literally everything
@@tabithachastain6999politics doesn't effect the greedy boomer managers who refuse to give pay raises or higher extra help when necessary so they can pocket more to take vacations and buy boats with. 🤷♂️
everything is politics dumbass
The cannabis industries is in crisis
What industry is struggling harder than people think? Video entirely AI generated? The irony hurts
Whats the game?
art of rally
landlords lmao
TL;DR: TikTokers are ruining the global economy.
OMG NOTHING DEPRESS ME MORE THAN THIS VIDEO... We te sonfuck thanks to the USA MILITARY cost, we don't reconize it, but if You really follow the money... You Will see it😢😢😢😢
I'm not tipping because your employer is a cheap ass, before I tip you I'll get off my black ass and grab my own food from the cook in the back. We really don't need servers and hostesses we only use them cause people are lazy.
Being proud of not tipping is like being proud of not wiping; it's awkward for one adult to have to tell another why you have to do it.
@imthelizardking nahh it's like panhandling and begging for money after you've already been paid by the hour.
So true. The employer is passing off paying their worker with tips but usually finds a way to take the money anyways.
You shouldn't eat out, just make your own food and stop complaining, nobody wants your cheap @$$. Also, don't complain about why nobody wants to deal with people like you because of your reputation, in my country we know you don't tip so we just give you the minimum service and nothing else and your attitude will get you banned and dealing with the cops.
Tipping was created to pay for previous freed slaves.
I don’t feel bad for the musicians, am I the A-hole
Stop listening to music
@@GoldF4TEWhy?
@@boxinglearner1996 you don't appreciate what you have until it's gone... duh
Tesla is going to crush the legacy auto makers. I was a Tesla hater until I test drove one and realized how easy it is to buy one and not deal with negotiation nonsense. On top of it all, the cars and amazing and have features that no other cars offer.
They also have issues that no other cars have. When you need to replace your old car battery, do you know or care where it goes? You cant just throw it in the trash.
Did you know they can reignite after being extinguished? The explosions are intense. You only care about looking and feeling good, not the effects of if and when something goes wrong, and it will.
Whatever you say, bot
Highly doubt so.
You’re missing the part where if we mined every ounce of known lithium on earth we know about we still wouldn’t have enough to make the amount of batteries it would take to replace all gas machines 1:1, and that’s not taking into account literally every other usage for lithium batteries or other usages for lithium it has to compete with.
@@danieldeal7946
God what a bunch of libs