I’m seriously just wondering bro. Cause apparently you can work 30 hours a week and make enough to build a 1k PC and still survive better then anyone else

Living at home without having to pay rent and utilities every month is a privilege. count your blessings.

Jay Z was fortunate enough to meet people along the way who got into the industry tho.

He was friends with people that eventually made a name for themselves. Majority of people don't know people like that.

now the thread starts

Yeah even many of the people who grow up poor who become rich have just a sprinkle of luck that can push them to become something. Not everyone is that lucky

The saddest thing is when you buy a dope sweater and you accidentally spill some s*** on it.

I swear to f***ing God that's why I don't wear nice clothes

Op doesn’t know finances. And he prolly thinks privilege only applies to white people.

Yes i live with my parents

They give me housing and utilities like running water and electric

Literally everything else i buy myself. Food, water, clothes, furniture, etc

If i were to get kicked out id still be good because I have a job. I could work two jobs cause i got good qualities and school is online

If i wasnt living with my parents i still wouldnt be f***ed up lmao

A 19 year old living with his parents? Preposterous

Also mental health plays a role in all this.

Lot of mental strength goes into saving money. If you don't have that, you'll find a way to justify.

Move out then

you seriously don’t have an understanding of how the real world works. That’s privilege.

Having lived in a "third-world" country before, I can tell yall had it good, poverty really is different in a first-world.

I dont like gatekeeping but I've experienced hunger. Days without food, un-clean drinking water, having to swim sewage to search for something to scrap and sell.

I've lived right beside a sewage almost all my life and am very fortunate to have immigrated to Canada.

This is poverty OP. What you are is Broke.

people who think they don't have what it takes. people who think everything is working against them and they're destined to fail so they never even try. people who don't want to work hard so they're complacent right where they are. people who just don't value money like that could also be complacent with having less.

there's a lot of people like this

but nah all in all, this s*** is complex and each country's economic situation is specific to itself so if we're talking purely about the united states,

there's a loooooong anti-labor history and in my opinion it's essentially an oligarchy (basically run by businesses who influence the governments economic policy)

Add that to the fact that economic classes are divided by race, sex, age, all that different s*** so that we don't come together and collectively demand better for each other, and all the people w bread are laughing to the bank tbh

Having a job and working for my s*** is privilage?

I guess

there's an aspect of getting yourself in the right conversations / networks thats part of the hustle

they'll eat you for it but as you'll get older you'll realize that housing and utilities is like 70% of s*** you have to take care of

you can skip a meal or go to mcds but you cant skip a rent

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You still don’t get it. Wow.
At this point I honestly don’t know what to tell you since you can’t grasp the logic behind it.

You making minimum wage?

lol you gotta move with mad finesse when you got these s***s on

I use to never buy designer or expensive clothing. But my brother, who does (and makes much less money than me) showed me the value of that s***.

It really feels good bruh. And does well for your mental mind. I feel great right now, f*** a regular hoodie. I wear this s*** around the house bruh. It's love