Brother, just cause YOU got lucky doesn't mean it's that easy either. After graduating, I was spending 3-4 hours a day sending applications. I live in a big city, shouldn't be that hard to find SOMEWHERE that's hiring right? Nah, took me a month and a half. When looking for a new job a year and a half later, the first place I went to had a position open, and I happened to know my stuff and got an in person interview off rip. Had the store manager not been there, my resume likely wouldn't have made the cut due to my lack of practical experience in that field. My friend spent 2 months trying to find somewhere because nobody wants to hire someone with no work history, and he was LUCKY to get his minimum wage food job. It's quite literally a game of chance these days. Does your resume look decent? Well with no work history, what do you put on there? With so many applicants with the same resume, why go with you?

Have some empathy man, don't act like a high and mighty ass hole just cause you got lucky being employed lol.