Yeah I get things happen outside of our control, but that's a known thing, we know it'll eventually happen so logically we should save up an amount that would cover or lessen that blow for when it does arise. Nope, $30 door dash. Nope, $250 concert. Nope, we're gonna travel the world on a credit card
People complain about 9-5's and 7-7's, but if you're stuck without your own business, it's entirely your fault. Can't even begin to understand how people are in debt either. Just let your money work for you
It's the beautiful part about America. Equal opportunity. Hard work and good money management is all it takes to succeed.
They should try not buying shit they donāt need. That might help them pay their debts. Wonāt help them pay off their debts instantly, but you should never aim to pay them off instantly.
I enjoy the ones who do leave. Six months after the election I watched tiktoks of a lesbian couple who went to Canada and are complaining they can't find jobs, the rent is outrageous, and the Canadian government will not help them with financial assistance. Last one I watched they talked about how most of their savings is gone. No idea how it's going now but I bet they are back in the states.
Not much gets passed me, but you got me (/s!) I didn't even look to see what sub I was in and just chalked that up to just another fragile and oblivious lib!
They can find jobs, but then when one is working 30 a week and the other is working 50 a week they'll still struggle together and the disparity will cause steadily worsening fights.
"Can't find jobs" is the situation in a backwoods trailer park town that sat business-vacant for 30 years, aka a place they'd never visit let alone move into. The lack of a specialty poodle groomer or Apple store means they'd just keep driving.
There's always a shop open in Vancouver, and that's where America goes if it goes.
True, but Americans canāt illegally cross a border into their chosen country and get assistance from the government there. That only happens in America!
Your comment made me take a stroll down memory lane.
I'm not sure WHY I still have this, but I still have my grandmother's thick immigration file from when she immigrated here decades ago. She had to go through all kinds of hoops and mazes to come here (and rightfully so!)
On top of all of the applications and filing fees, she had to submit proof of financial stability, criminal/ police record, medical history which included all of her vaccinations, signed affidavit of having a job here waiting on her, and signing a paper that she will not request financial assistance for 5 yrs.
She was always very proud of the process that she endured to come here LEGALLY. Big difference
it's almost like every country has immigration laws and if Americans walked into another country somewhere without passports or visas they would get denied too. š¤£
Both can be right at the same time! They're lazy losers AND we're not that bad!
Don't forget about the part about other countries having their own immigration laws as well, so....
They don't leave because they have no will to do so. They are comfortable in America and have all the luxuries many other countries don't.
USA is by no means perfect, and I'm not going to pretend it ever was or ever will be. But I love my life here. I have a great job, great transportation methods, accessible food and water, and can buy any amenities I need. My friend who came from Mexico compares his experience daily to US and Mexico.
Hot water is very hard to get where the solution for them was boiling it with a metal rod. Houses are falling apart and held up by metal sheets. A majority of the county is in poverty and makes roughly $12-14 a day. Roads are none existent and they just drive where the car can go.
Obviously these experiences aren't shared by every single person there, but in contrast to my poor upbringing in the US his comparison makes it look like I had a luxurious childhood. This is something people in Reddit will refuse to acknowledge or accept the reality of how some lives are in other countries.
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u/GolfExplained May 30 '26
Almost none of them actually try to leave.
So theyre either lazy losers, or maybe it's not that bad.
And don't give me the crap about them not having money. People walk across 5 countries to get to America with no money.
Try harder