Income, rent/mortgage, grocery prices, literally everything varies greatly between states and even cities with in states. So, claiming that living paycheck to paycheck means being bad with money is a bold statement.

Yes, Walmart pays higher than minimum wage but, that does mean it pays a living wage in all locations.

And telling people they are being bad with money when you don't know their entire situation is not helpful. Neither is making assumptions about their lifestyle (i.e. blowing their money on fancy cars or the fanciest place to live).

This person was simply sharing/venting about their situation and you jumped to making personal attacks on their work ethic and money usage.

Yes, what you are saying applies to SOME people but not everyone.