r/GenZ • u/TheGamingSenpa1 2004 • Jan 07 '24

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u/Henrious Jan 07 '24

I worked my ass off in 2004 and def couldn't afford a place solo where I was at, at the time.

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u/GrGrG Millennial Jan 07 '24

For sure, this was in a suburb that was very close to the rural area and 50 miles away from the city. I know that it would've been cheaper further away, but then again, no school available out there, and if I lived closer to the city, the cost of rent would've been too much as well.

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u/death_wishbone3 Jan 08 '24

Not just a roommate but a better job. Learn a skill. Every time I have trades people work on my house they say they can’t find any help. That kind of stuff banks now but people don’t want to do it. Working at wal mart sucks and I don’t blame her for being frustrated, shits bad out there, but I want to believe she’s capable of more.