Inflation and high gas prices are forcing a generation of “entitled” younger Americans to learn the pain of not being able to buy things at the store, the head of asset management giant BlackRock said.
“For the first time, this generation is going to go into a store and not be able to get what they want,” BlackRock President Rob Kapito told a conference in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday.
“And we have a very entitled generation that has never had to sacrifice.”
>Oh no, people are not suffering enough! I have all this money and I still feel like shit, i need to make others feel worse than me otherwise my money is irrelevant
Isaac Nguyen
Fucking boomers. They truly are the worst generation every way.
Ian Carter
>Never had to sacrifice
I've had a laptop with broken hinges now for 3 years now. Some boomers should be burned alive.
Kayden Barnes
whiteness is the new bitcoin
Lincoln Powell
Oh we'll have a sacrifice alright. We'll build an altar just for you.
John Robinson
He's right, we should make it up by sacrificing jews to God.
Sacrifice implies that we're giving up something for some higher purpose like for the benefit of future generations, not just to line the pockets of jewish billionaires.
Connor Reyes
boomer this, boomer that, maybe you should learn to check early life before posting
Adrian Barnes
>this generation is entitled and will have to learn they can’t get what they want due to high prices.
>my business sucks so much I can’t innovate, reduce costs and capture the market.
Yeah, corporate retards crying about how the market is responding poorly to their heavy investments in shitty Democrat candidates is pretty bad. Israel or Judah, where you think this guy comes from?
Jayden Sanchez
never HAD anything to sacrifice
Lucas Jenkins
>Assets under management: 10 trillion USD (January 2022) It's okay, boomers got to see the value of their land increase. I'll go back to watching anime now.
>Institutional investors own a growing share of the nation’s 22.5 million rental properties and a majority of the 47.5 million units contained in those properties, according to the US Census Bureau’s recently released 2015 Rental Housing Finance Survey (RHFS). The changes are notable because virtually all of the household growth since the financial crisis has occurred in rental units, with more than half of the growth occurring in single-family rental units. Why is land an investment? Shouldn't young people be using them to start families?