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<blockquote data-quote="Thebrownblob" data-source="post: 6038557" data-attributes="member: 60485">What’s lower? I’m gonna guess you’re not very far from my age, but I have kids who are in their early 20s and they all have cars, phones and generally anything they want materially that does not necessarily equal happiness if that’s what you mean.Kids these days in the early 20s aren’t really trying to buy houses .What exactly are you not getting that the generation before you could get in? What opportunities are you speaking of that you don’t have?I think a bigger problem this generation is that many are complacent. Unwilling to sacrifice to get ahead. They want it now, and they want it quick.The generation before you spent a lifetime achieving and gaining the things they have it did not happen overnight. And I’m sure they failed a lot along the way. The differences is they tried and eventually got somewhere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thebrownblob, post: 6038557, member: 60485"] What’s lower? I’m gonna guess you’re not very far from my age, but I have kids who are in their early 20s and they all have cars, phones and generally anything they want materially that does not necessarily equal happiness if that’s what you mean. Kids these days in the early 20s aren’t really trying to buy houses . What exactly are you not getting that the generation before you could get in? What opportunities are you speaking of that you don’t have? I think a bigger problem this generation is that many are complacent. Unwilling to sacrifice to get ahead. They want it now, and they want it quick. The generation before you spent a lifetime achieving and gaining the things they have it did not happen overnight. And I’m sure they failed a lot along the way. The differences is they tried and eventually got somewhere. [/QUOTE]

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