Why Gen Z Don't Want to Work?

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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  • @gregwilliams386
    @gregwilliams386 Месяц назад +1

    My first job was for $2.75 an hour. I struggled for the first 30 years, then things got comfortable. I always saved 10% of my earnings.

  • @littlesmith4593
    @littlesmith4593 Месяц назад +2

    We hear about the ones that are whining and complaining. At the end of this past school year I attended two senior open houses and both young men had already figured out how they were going to pay for their future education, both had been working during their high school years building up their experience, earning money, and setting themselves up for their future. One decided to go into the trade industry and the other earned a scholarship to go on to higher education. Both have very bright futures ahead of themselves that fit their interests and get them excited about their futures. Many of the high school students that I work with in the summer are actively figuring out how to create a life that will both provide them with a solid income and keep their enthusiasm going about punching in and making the sacrifices needed to make it in their chosen professions. Their are a lot of young people out their that still value work and sacrificing for their futures.

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад +1

      I think sadly the ones that complain have louder voices and that is all we tend to listen to.

  • @stanrix
    @stanrix Месяц назад +2

    3 years of my wages 18 years ago would have paid for my house.
    Today 13 years of my wage would buy my house.

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад +1

      that is a stark difference indeed

    • @pol-u7l
      @pol-u7l Месяц назад +2

      So why didn't you buy a house 18 years ago?

    • @stanrix
      @stanrix Месяц назад +1

      @@pol-u7l I did. Im just pointing out what has happened to the world.

    • @pol-u7l
      @pol-u7l Месяц назад

      ​@@stanrix I straddle the boomer and gen x's generation. When I was young everyone was saying how easy the previous generation had it with the same anecdotal claims you bring up. Fact is, certain things were better, other worse, and every generation bitch like babies about how hard they have it (the boomers bitched just as much back in the day - I know I saw them).
      How much did a self driving electric car with sat nav, abs, traction control, on star etc. cost 18 years ago as opposed to now? You couldn't even get one for a million bucks back then, now you can get a Tesla for $50K or so.
      Buying a home is a terrible investment. It's a waste of time. There are a thousand better ways to invest money that will give a return.

    • @stanrix
      @stanrix Месяц назад

      @@pol-u7l BS. Im pointing out how the next generation after me has a raw deal. I had an easier time. They won’t afford what I have. As for real estate being a bad investment…. You sound like a fool.
      I’m debt free, rent free and every home improvement i undertake belongs to me.
      Are you going to pay for ever increasing rent for the rest of your life? Dumb

  • @22steve5150
    @22steve5150 Месяц назад +3

    I have a lot of issues with Gen Z but this isn't one of them. Over the last 50 years we have seen wages for workers effectively stagnate while housing, education, insurance, and other costs have risen at far higher rates. From 1968 through 1980, a person working 40 hours a week for the federal minimum wage could support 2 dependents and remain above the federal poverty level. Now even with no dependents to support one is below the federal poverty level working 40 hours a week. One issue is that jobs that 50 years ago were "entry level" now make up such a large portion of available jobs that they tend to be careers now.

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад

      entry level and over qualified BS. Companies are taking the piss

  • @ChildSnow-o7e
    @ChildSnow-o7e Месяц назад +2

    Why the don't want to work? it what everybody has to do to survive

  • @user-kk8vc9ck3t
    @user-kk8vc9ck3t Месяц назад +1

    There is nothing wrong with wanting to maximize your return on your effort, but you gotta' do something.

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад

      yeah you gotta go out there and create something in the world

  • @Biggs253
    @Biggs253 Месяц назад +5

    NOBODY wants to work a 40hr + a week job. Its just something you have to do. Gen z is just used to having everything given to them on a silver platter. Things are more expensive for everyone not just Gen z. I know alot of people from all generations that are working paycheck to paycheck just to get by but is usually gen z that complains or constantly calls out from work.

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад

      Yes, our parents made it too easy on us. They shielded us from how competitive this world truly is

    • @spillthetea-k8c
      @spillthetea-k8c  Месяц назад

      I agree the phones are a big problem in this generation

  • @poorsam9173
    @poorsam9173 Месяц назад +1

    You forgot to thank the feminists too. Oh and mass immigration which means companies can maintain low wages due to the vast amounts of low wage workers available. Oh and carbon zero policies that mean cheap energy is now gone and dieing of cold exposure because you have to chose between heat and food becomes a reality. You can thank your Democrat politicians for all of that, you know the ones you vote for.

  • @markblackhurst6925
    @markblackhurst6925 Месяц назад +1

    So funny.😂😂😂