Daniel Welch. Well-stated. From what I hear and read, many of the older generations blame the younger generations for not working hard enough. Many younger generational workers work 2 or 3 jobs, even one job at a low salary which barely can pull them ahead financially because of the costs of goods and services, the costs of healthcare and doctor appointments, the cost of gas and oil, the cost of operating a car or truck, the costs of insurance(s), etc. There is no wonder the older generations reaped what they built for themselves but didn't share their wealth with the rest. Many CEOs, CFOs, COOs and the like are older white males (a few older white females) who continue to raise prices on goods and services. Have we checked our own bank statements of the price increases on fees and services for banking, or increased prices on iPhones and Smartphones, increase on Propane gas, increase gas prices by Exxon, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, etc.? There is no room to save enough money to invest in the stock market or mutual funds because it cost too much to purchase stocks and mutual funds. The traditional manner of microeconomics and macroeconomics is still strong among the older generations but not for younger generations. It's sad to see so many young people commit suicide because of financial failure. They feel like they are constantly swimming upstream.

Daniel Welch. Well-stated. From what I hear and read, many of the older generations blame the younger generations for not working hard enough. Many younger generational workers work 2 or 3 jobs, even one job at a low salary which barely can pull them ahead financially because of the costs of goods and services, the costs of healthcare and doctor appointments, the cost of gas and oil, the cost of operating a car or truck, the costs of insurance(s), etc. There is no wonder the older generations reaped what they built for themselves but didn't share their wealth with the rest. Many CEOs, CFOs, COOs and the like are older white males (a few older white females) who continue to raise prices on goods and services. Have we checked our own bank statements of the price increases on fees and services for banking, or increased prices on iPhones and Smartphones, increase on Propane gas, increase gas prices by Exxon, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, etc.? There is no room to save enough money to invest in the stock market or mutual funds because it cost too much to purchase stocks and mutual funds. The traditional manner of microeconomics and macroeconomics is still strong among the older generations but not for younger generations. It's sad to see so many young people commit suicide because of financial failure. They feel like they are constantly swimming upstream.

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