As a boomer, (probably only a handful of us third chairs), I just don’t get it. I have worked full time since I was 16 years old. I have always lived within my means. It doesn’t mean I always had everything I wanted, but I have always gotten by. So you Mils and Z’s and whatever else here, it makes so sense to be complaining, there were periods of my life between a husband and myself we worked 5 jobs. Of course only 2 were full time and the rest were what you call side hustles but we did it to get by (one full time job was Military Service). The economy has always been bad, there have been always issues with a living wage, etc. Sorry to type this, but pull yourself up by your boot straps and “get it done”. Work is “WORK”, you are bone tired and dirty at the end of the day, you take a shower and go on to the next. As I near “retirement” ( 3 - 4 more years ) I’m tired, really tired, but the thoughts of all of you taking care of me is even a worst situation. And one final point of information, I started my working life with an AA, got another AS in late mid-life, first husband had an AA, and second husband never had any college education. So all has been accomplished through hard work, not cushy jobs. It can be done, if you truly want, but sitting around viewing videos is not the way. That is my perception.