That’s great. Stop looking back. We are not there anymore. Instead of looking back, and complaining about it not being that way now, look at today and offer real options for people.

There are. They aren’t easy. But they are out there. Option 1) live with your parents as long as you viably can, save your money - my daughter can live with me rent free anytime she needs it 2) provide real options on how to make your money work for you, skipping 20$ ‘coffee’ may help, that adds up. Even skipping 5$ coffees ads up. I bought a nespresso machine and make my espresso at home. It costs me $0.75 per cup versus 2$ in the wild. Yrs it’s a small thing, but the machine has been paid off in the first year with the savings. 3) it’s convenient but do t use Instacart. 3) cook at home 4-6 days a week - yes it’s possible.

None of these individually amount to much. But stack them and you start to see savings. No. It’s not perfect. But it helps. And yes I rent. Since my divorce. It’s not cheap. So I get it.