Comments by "Curious Crow" (@CuriousCrow-mp4cx) on "Why Getting A ‘Good’ Job Feels IMPOSSIBLE Right Now" video.

  1. And in the mean time, when you are struggling just to stand still as the storm is blowing, you offer an umbrella. You're wet in the head.
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  2. Shame your wit is still on the dole.
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  3. ​@mitchellterry4961 lol. Yeah, and the Sun goes around the earth.
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  4. And you haven't an idea that he does look in the mirror. Your are arguments are full of wrinkles and ad hominems but no crisp facts. Get an iron.
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  5. Yeah, right. Take another toke on that Hopium pipe.
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  6. The more you play the cock crow, the more it proves you can't lay eggs.
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  7. You know things are really tough when the bits are more useless than ever. If you know, you know.
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  8. Hopium is the hidden drug when uncertainty rears it's ugly head. People hope that what goes round doesn't come around. And reality carries on regardless. One reality is that the American economy in growth is shaped like a K. Those at the top have enough to say, "Crisis? What crisis?" And the ones at the bottom can smell the smoke as their hopes get crisp in the heat. Economics by walking about - actually looking hard at the realities around you - will tell you more about the real state of your economy. Add that to any economists' analysis - which is an overview anyway - and you'll know what's happening. The fact that consumer confidence is still tanking, and unemployment is set to rise, that more workers are falling out of the unemployment stats than are finding new jobs, and that hiring is in ice, is Economist talk for "buckle up boys, it's going to be a bumpy ride for those needing jobs to get by" is a red flag. But it's not the same economy for those who live off the value of assets. The asset rich got a severe pinch last, but hell, there's nearly 5 years to go yet. Them getting pinched, when there's little value outside tech, means there's only Hopium between the reality of those who need a job, and those that don't.
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  9. "Boy, I can't nail him with the truth, so I try insinuation and still look stupid instead."
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  10. That's funny. He didn't pay off his mortgage? Then he's a fool. And promises are pie crust - easily broken. Amazon shed workers and no one was bought back. And auto loan defaults are climbing faster than your credibility.
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  11. You worry about yourself You won't be able to charge your phone or pay for it. He could afford to move recently, and go to Columbia, but you can't buy eggs and voted Trump in as, a consequence. Buyers remorse will kick in. Better buy a mouth guard.
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  12. That was before the US had a K-shaped economy.
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  13. Tesla share price has got measles right now too.
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  14. They'll vote differently next time. And that's during the midterms. Enjoy the trip.
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  15. Blaming Biden doesn't even come close to the truth about how things work in America, and how the overoptimistic assumptions after World War II made the current situation inevitable. The roots go down that far and for that long. The modern economic history of the US is the result of economic overambition and it's folly. It's nothing new in the history of the world. It will keep happening. Biden is just a blip on that timeline, because the die was cast nearly a century ago. It's just how much pain it will take to come through the other side.
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