Jennifer Conway 🇺🇸

@ChuckModi1 Block all you want, the fact is, he died by OD. Read the damn coroner’s report.

Just block ppl who say George Floyd died of an overdose. These ppl are either evil, racist, trolls, incapable of logical thought, or all of the above.

@MayorFrey FUCK YOU. Today is about heroes who gave their lives to keep our country safe and free. George Floyd was a drug addicted piece of shit.

Today, we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six years ago.   That moment changed our city forever.

@idropFbombs Our vacations always involved a tent and a body of water. My first real vacation (flying to a destination) was in 1993 (I was 20).

What's crazy is growing up, I never went on vacations with my parents. We literally never went anywhere. Was that normal for the 90's or did I severely miss out?

I love that you completely leave out the amount of bullshit spent on frivolous things. How many subscriptions? How many apps paid for? Do you need a new $1k phone every time it upgrades? Do you NEED a smart watch? Everyone NEEDS a $60 Stanley to drink their water from. How about that iPad? Then there are the gaming jack asses, how much do they pay? Then you have the dip shit super fans of whatever that waste their money on merch or tickets. Constantly giving “influencers” money on Tik Tok. Buying shit on Temu and SHEIN that lasts one washing. The amount of excess they pay for appearances and laziness will never allow them to get ahead.

Older generations blaming young people for being broke because of “takeout” is one of the dumbest economic arguments alive. $30/day on takeout would be $10,950 a year. BLS data says under-25 households spend about $3,025/year on food away from home. Ages 25–34 spend about $3,918/year. So no, the average young person isn’t eating their house down payment in DoorDash. That’s boomer Facebook math. Here’s the real math: In 1985, median household income was about $23,620 and the median new home was about $82,800. By 2024/2025, median household income was about $83,730 and the median new home was about $423,100. Income went up 3.5x. Homes went up over 5x. Rent exploded. Insurance exploded. Cars exploded. Groceries exploded. Healthcare exploded. College exploded. Debt exploded. And somehow the genius conclusion is, “Maybe stop buying coffee.” No. Maybe stop pretending a $6 latte caused a multi-decade affordability collapse. A lot of older people bought into a cheaper system, rode 40 years of asset inflation, watched their homes become retirement accounts, then turned around and called the next generation lazy for not being able to buy into the bubble they benefited from. That’s not wisdom. That’s economic amnesia with an ego problem. There is no excuse for any generation to not want better for the generations coming after them. None. Mocking younger people for struggling while ignoring corruption, fraud, waste, money laundering through broken systems, reckless spending, failed immigration policy, corporate greed, housing speculation, inflation, debt slavery, and the destruction of buying power does not make you wise. It makes you look completely detached from reality. You are not “financially savvy” because you bought a house when the economy was still somewhat functional and then watched asset inflation make you look like a genius. You are not morally superior because younger people are trying to survive inside a rigged system you refuse to honestly examine. And telling people to “work harder” while ignoring the theft happening above them is not wisdom. It is cowardice dressed up as discipline. Any older generation that does not want the next generation to flourish has failed at the most basic responsibility of stewardship. The goal should be to leave the world better than you found it — not sit on inflated assets, talk down to the people inheriting the wreckage, and pretend they’re broke because they bought coffee. People living in reality see through it. And respect is lost when you defend a broken system just because it happened to benefit you. Financial reset incoming.

@james_xond 30

@SenAdamSchiff Would it kill you to give thanks to our President by name for granting this?

I'm glad that California's request for a federal Emergency Declaration has been granted to mitigate the hazardous chemical incident in Garden Grove. This incident threatens the health and safety of tens of thousands of families, and federal resources must be deployed immediately to keep our communities safe.

Make her famous …. Wtaf is wrong with these people ?!?

The craziest part is she says that she’s not smart enough to answer because she’s just a kindergarten teacher.

BREAKING 🚨🚨 #GardenGrove / #California OC Scanner has received information that 2 out of the 3 tanks in the GKN complex have effectively been “neutralized” meaning they no longer pose a threat of explosion to the community. OCFA FFs are still working on the main tank tonight. But a positive development in the right direction.

@sanandreafault You said that yesterday. 🙄

Earthquake tomorrow?

BREAKING 🚨🚨 #GardenGrove / #California OCFA FFs are beginning an operation to relieve tank pressure and minimize damage risk. NBC LA is live overhead

@consultingbooks @Govindtwtt What books are you a consult to that you can be this stupid and maintain a job?

@Govindtwtt aren't boomers the parents of zoomers? why zoomers don't just move back with the boomers?

Older generations say “we all struggled in our 20s.” No, you didn’t. You didn’t pay insane rent prices and ridiculous grocery bills. You didn’t graduate into massive student debt and $0 job security. Gen Z isn’t dramatic. They’re drowning.

But, but, I can’t afford a place to live or eat.

@a_man_in_red We all did. Stop whining. Live in a 2 bdrm with 4 friends like I did and split costs. Get creative. You just complain and when advice is given, you get mad and say why you couldn’t possibly do it.

I don't think Gen X and Boomers realize just how infuriating it is to be constantly given condescending "advice" like this every time someone brings up how much harder it is to buy a house now compared to when they were our age. And how many of them had to do this themselves?

@josh_poslusny @MHTruthUltra She’s not even American. This pure rage bait and foreign propaganda.

You’ve contracted it, huh? It’s worse than legionnaires, Hanta, Ebola, E-coli, Tetanus, Rabies, AIDS…there is no cure, all your lefty dreams could come true…however, occasionally you will be reminded and the TDS will kick back in…I’m sorry, perhaps there is a Trump doll you can beat with a hammer like a deranged lunatic for an hour…

I’d like to apologize to every liberal I’ve ever mocked for “Trump derangement syndrome.” You were right.

Foreign agitators can fuck off.

@FloridaFloGrown @LenaandLucy @NeedlesslyWordy Just stop, Seany. You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. You don’t even know the generations.

@tiredmommy1010 @FloridaFloGrown @NeedlesslyWordy 1987 was 39 years ago.

@HeyJenConway @FloridaFloGrown @NeedlesslyWordy It's been around for at least 40 years, because I remember getting pizza delivered as a kid.

The people telling you to povertymaxx and eat bread sandwiches so you can afford a used car are just plain wrong. Even as far back as the 1800's people were averaging 3,000 to 5,000 calories a day.

@PresKrekorian Do you understand the difference between support and a vote?

People that live in Simi Valley can't vote for mayor of the City of Los Angeles

@skumWgmi What fucking fantasy world are thinking of? Stop trying to gaslight the people that lived it. Grow the fuck up and learn how to properly adult.

THE GENERATION THAT COULD AFFORD A HOUSE ON ONE INCOME, RETIRE AT 55, AND SEND THREE KIDS TO COLLEGE DEBT FREE IS VERY CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR WORK ETHIC