Title: Typical Baby Boomer Claptrap
Product review: The authors attempt to justify blowing all your money on yourself, leaving your children penniless, and clogging up the work place until you are so old they have to wheel you away from your desk on a stretcher. It is pretty ironic considering the unprecedented economic advantages given to the Baby Boom generation by their parents, who generally did exactly the opposite of what this book says is okay for Boomers to do. Utterly predictable, self-absorbed advice for the Me Generation.The only good advice in here is to cut up your credit cards. But anyone with a brain figured that one out a long time ago.If you are a Baby Boomer looking for a pat on the back for leaving your kids high and dry or treading water in a job that should have went to a younger person 15 years ago, then buy this book, you'll feel better about your actions. If you are anyone else, leave this one on the shelf.
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