Kee Hinckley's Post

I keep seeing articles about how the new generation in the (U.S.) workforce "never grew up". And while every generation says that about the next one, this one feels a little different. In particular, when you dig in, what folks are actually complaining about is that newer generations have realized that "sell your soul to work so you can have a house-in-the-burbs, family, and retire" was never a good deal, and now isn't even feasible. (Never mind that it was a white-male-only fantasy in the first place.)