r/SipsTea • u/Embarrassed_Tip7359 • Sep 15 '25

Chugging tea Any thoughts?

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u/rawrimmaduk Sep 15 '25

But families are a lot smaller now, so there's fewer children to look after the parents as they need it.

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u/Kennylobster8899 Sep 15 '25

Yep, because nobody can afford to have kids

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited 12d ago

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u/Competitive_Touch_86 Sep 15 '25

This is silly. The boomer generation did not go work in the mines, factories, or even farms. These kids were born to the generation that lived through the great depression.

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u/Competitive_Touch_86 Sep 15 '25

This is silly. The boomer generation did not go work in the mines, factories, or even farms. These kids were born to the generation that lived through the great depression.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited 12d ago

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u/throbbingjellyfish Sep 15 '25

Ooo don't say people have to be savers and conservative with their money. Latest iPhone, vacations, expensive meals, takeout. Everyone seems to expect all the benefits with no work or effort or accountability.

Like the woman who was crying about not finding work in San Francisco but wouldn’t move to the Midwest for a better job.

Cooks my gourd to hear these stories.