Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Leftist Anti Work Movement Accidentally Exposed Millennials As Lazy, Entitled, And Arrogant" video.

These morons should be smugly mocked, like responsible adults should have done to them when they were irresponsible little shithead kids, and maybe they could have learned a valuable lesson. Now we can only use them to teach younger kids a lesson, adults that don't want to work are too far gone, they're beyond help. That being said, I understand that work sucks sometimes, some jobs suck and some bosses suck. But that doesn't mean you have a right to just quit working all together and pretend like someone else should have to take care of you. There's always other options.
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None of you guys actually fell for that schtick about young leftists/socialists just "caring about the working class", did you?
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@MatthewFowler same here, I'm 37. There's definitely a gradient, but you can see the clear difference in work ethic between the older end of millennials and the younger. It's really just not an accurate term to use as a descriptor for an entire generation, since shit hit the fan somewhere in the middle of when our generation was becoming adults.
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@ElinWinblad I have a coworker that's in school for computer programming, has been for eternity. And our job is alright, doesn't pay a lot but I get by fine, but she has this pretentious attitude like she's better than the rest of us, and "destined for better things", except she's been at a community college for over 5 years already, she got her bachelor's but is working on her master's now. For.... Reasons? I guess? I don't think she's ever going to get a job in her field, I think she just wants to work our grunt job forever and act like she's better than everyone. She always talks about how her professors tell her how talented she is, and how much potential she has. Lol. Of course they do. She pays them a shitload of money to hear nice things from them.
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@akokyayo2025 I want to work. If I hit the lottery jackpot tomorrow, I would still work. Now it would probably be a goof off job just doing something I like, where I can come and go as I please, if money wasn't an issue at all. But I would get bored and probably depressed otherwise, contributing to your community is an essential part of happiness, everyone wants to feel useful, like they're working towards a goal and doing something meaningful. Eating Cheetos and playing Xbox all day is not that. Maybe you just don't realize this yet, but it's an inherent part of human nature, and that's the big part that's missing from entitled leftists. They think they want money, and to be able to do whatever they want with no negative consequences, but what they really want is a sense of purpose.
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@akokyayo2025 also is cocaine a good idea for someone with asthma? Real question, I don't have asthma and haven't really done a lot of blow, but when I have it gets me a little amped, seems like that may be a recipe for disaster if you already have respiratory issues.
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