[dynachrome]

Some of the comments on young grasshopper are pretty funny.

H/T to Karl Denninger from his fine site:

market-ticker.org

[Political Junkie Too]

The guy sounds ungrateful.

...raising three kids on her own on top of 60 hour work weeks...

That's why it shouldn't "boggles me that after 40 years of dedicated work, rarely calling in sick and in fact winning awards for her diligence and treatment of patients, that my mother is still concerned about whether or not she will be financially secure."

What did this guy do to help his mother when she was younger?

-PJ

[Mears]

Very funny.

Seeing him cope with reality would be lots of fun to watch.

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[ReaganGeneration2]

Thanks for voting for Obama, Millenials. And good luck paying off the $17 Trillion debt. Social Security and Medicare will be gone in a few years. Your life is chained to the government, and you will work until you croak.

[polymuser]

“...the hurdles to really create measurable impact...”

Well, you couldn’t make a measurable impact doing your chores at 17, kid. We don’t expect much impact now.

[dalereed]

“So call us what you want,”

God damed spoiled brats!!

Hope they starve to death.

I sure wouldn’t allow one of them to work for me!

[Professional Engineer]

One of the comments I really like and relate to:

This article sums up the entitlement attitude of this generation perfectly. So 9-5 "doesn't work for you" huh? Well, guess what? Tough ****! The world doesn't care what "works for you." You see, the world doesn't work for you. You work for the world.

[familyop]

Young folks should learn to be frugal enough to stop feeding the spoiled and lazy political/regulator class, and each of them should learn to produce something useful as a hobby for now.

[familyop]

"I believe that I speak for most Millennials when I say 9-5 isn't enough...We want more for ourselves, expect more from ourselves, and are willing to put in the work to ensure more is the outcome."

Very true. Make lifelong efforts of starting your own businesses. And when the time is right, make the former establishment buy from you.