Alex Buscemi
Boomers often complain that no one wants to work anymore, citing a perceived lack of work ethic among younger generations. They recall their own days of hard labor and dedication, comparing it unfavorably to what they see as an entitled mindset today.
However, this perspective often overlooks modern challenges like stagnant wages, rising living costs, and inadequate job security. Younger generations prioritize work-life balance and mental health, seeking meaningful and flexible careers.
This shift in values can be misinterpreted as laziness. In reality, it’s a response to a changing economy and workplace culture, not a lack of willingness to work.
People on the internet are calling out boomers for their ignorance on the matter. Here are some of our favorite roasts.
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