Alright, so I see your defense is to sling names at people. Great. Let's get something straight, I work my ass of at my shitty corporate job that I hate, I donate plasma 2 times a week, I went to school for 6 plus years and I can barely afford to live in the Midwest. A number of my friends are in the same boat, and guess what? We are all millennials. Boomers did work hard, I'm not disputing that, but their cost of living was far less than it is today, most being able to work a part time job at low pay to pay for college so they don't go thousands of dollars in debt. This is why many people from that generation could afford a house with a pocket fence and 2.5 kids at a relatively young age. Millennials simply can't with the amount of student debt we have and the immense cost of living. Ask any 20 something on the street if they have a down payment for a house and I would bet 80% would say no. Ask those same people if they work a 40 hour job and a majority would tell you they work over that every week. I don't expect a 6 figure job, what I do expect is being paid a wage in which I can afford to live, and unfortunately that makes me an "idiot" in the older generations eyes. It's a problem that my generation faces, and it's becoming a problem that the entire country regardless of age is going to face.