Comments by "Joe Swanson" (@joeswanson733) on "TellEmBoi" channel.

  1. you would need at least $80,000 a year to live comfortably now in the usa.(excluding major metro areas)
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  2. Shes been looking for a job since 2019 and still has a place to live? Props to her
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  3. you know the most basic explanations to why its getting harder to find jobs now for people. 1.) it's a global pool now. you have people from all over the world coming to the us to find work too.. a lot of times they're willing to work for cheap compared to the locales. 2.) automation 3.) economic cycles that make companies pull back fast and slow to rehire. 4.) job growth has to be higher than population growth we will need to create 2.40 million jobs annually in order to keep up with population growth 5.) there are less startups than before with more companies going out of business at the same time 6.) companies hire a lean force no excess 7.) companies are not shy about reducing their workforce fast.
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  4. anyone ever feel like they've outlived their usefulness like those henchmen characters in movies that work for the bad guys?
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  5. im surprised people to this day still don't know that married couples get preferential tax treatment and better financial environment...
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  6. the delayed replies from companies... those are automated generated messages.
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  7. college hasn't been worth it for the last 25 years...
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  8. all these people complaining sure have nice houses in the background or nice cars...
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  9. when you print 40% of all currency that ever existed since the nations inception to now....in just 2-3 years.... i wonder what would happen hmmmm
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  10. rule of thumb your housing expenses should not exceed 30% of your monthly income.
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  11. working for peanuts.
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  12. its case by case. if you are not going to be staying in any area for a extended period of time than renting makes more sense. this is a very old rule of thumb.
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  13. corporate recruiter or hiring manager sifting through 10,000 resumes in their office. meanwhile...
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  14. i know right like how could people not know how much food they need
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  15. corporate sifting through pile of resumes (2000): don't like it? take it or leave it .
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  16. they have something similar to this pre internship thing in the trades it's called pre -apprenticeship
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  17. 2100 ad - minimum wage becomes 100,000/yr
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  18. you guys realize that when the new guys get rid of the old powers and become the new powers they become just as bad as the old powers.... food for thought.
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  19. long story short you would need to be born in a very wealthy wealthy family to be able to afford the luxury of not having to work and pursuing your hobbies/interests... that's like 1% of the humans on this planet.
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  20.  @davedsilva  well the us only added 3 million new jobs in 2023 so we're at a net 2 million negative just for new grads
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  21. Now I know why the job search has always scared the shit out of me. Now I know why
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  22. @lizacopeland2388  capital gains equal you make money that's a good thing
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  23. don't forget automation and foreign labor
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  24. @Sean-sk3nq  they cover this in comics the henchmen can't get work anywhere else if their lives depended on it and villains pay above market rate
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  25. @BREEZYM6015  yes
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  26. i never understood the appeal of instacart.
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  27. how did people give birth before hospitals?
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  28. sh-t up bob we dont' want to see your f-cking face. that pretty much sums up everyones reaction to their supervisor or manager.
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  29. @slimjym4396  well then this means you need around $110k gross
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  30. On the plus side the fed said they'll cut a quarter point off interest rates..../s
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  31.  @nureauamerica  who knows if the usd will still be the reserve currency by then. USD will exist in some form
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