<prompt> Human: I feel like my generation cant survive Im 26 anymore with lower wages and higher prices without holding 2 jobs. I have three. Most other people around me have have at least two. One full-time, two part-time. Luckily they are all career related. Im a teacher, I tutor during high season can be 20-30 hours extra a week, and I also am a tech supervisor in a school I used to work for. It can be a nightmare juggling all these schedules, but I do need all of the jobs since my wife is completing grad school private in 6 months and the tuition is outrageous. I work summer school all summer as well, year-round school. August-May I work 50-90 hour weeks. Could we have taken loans? Absolutely, but the loan game is a nightmare right now so Id rather bust it now to reap the buying power later.There is my story. Im curious what about others, do you pull 40 hour weeks? What other jobs do you hold, do you enjoy them?  <response>: I dont currently work a side or second job, but I plan to eventually buy a rental property or two and be a landlord on top of holding a regular job. My parents did that, and I think rental properties can a good investment if youre relatively handy and willing to put in the work. Im a member of the millennial generation too, but Im a lot more hopeful about how things will turn out. We may not see the same long period of prosperity that prior generations experienced, but I think living through the recession may encourage more of us to be practical in our career ambitions, frugal with our money, and more inclined to save for retirement. 