Posted on 01/20/2019 3:40:39 PM PST by Drew68
“I’m tired now.”
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Me too-—I was questioning your comment about Boomers not
buying on credit,not The Boomer work ethic.
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I didn’t say that the Boomers didn’t buy on credit. But I will say that my parents taught me to pay off the credit cards each month.
Sorry,I’m paying too much attention to The Pats’ game,I guess.
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song was funny. The skit not.
Ss as free money?
debt relief?
no one needs 3 houses?
college cost like $300?
at least make it realistic.
try again snl
I loved SNL from about '90-'00 or roughly my 20s. This, to me, was the classic lineup; Spade, Farley, Sandler, MacDonald... But even then, it was rare to ever laugh past the halfway mark of Weekend Update. I'm sure even the cast joked about the final 45 minutes of every show being largely filler.
A good season might produce a half dozen or so skits that were memorable.
The Social Security bit got me. That was hilarious.
And also painfully accurate.
Very funny
>>The Social Security bit got me. That was hilarious.
And also painfully accurate.<<
What was accurate? SS is “free money for retirement” and Boomers are stealing it? And “rich people” don’t “need it?”
Just like why was “debt relief” even in the bit? You can go to most 4 year State Universities for the same cost as we paid back in the 70s and 80s, adjusted for inflation.
We didn’t get “debt relief” — why should Millennials? Just because they are too stupid to know that a promise to pay is a PROMISE TO PAY? And they WANT to go to fancy Universities far away from home and then get degrees in Womyn’s Studies?
Don’t tell me there are no jobs for Millenials - companies are BEGGING for people in the STEM fields as well as others such as training and the like.
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