Matt Teck

@contramordor They’ve done more to spread the Gospel than you have.

Of course a band that looks like this desecrates a traditional and ancient Christmas song like O Come O Come Emmanuel.

@middle_class_us Boohoo

A hundred people hoard six trillion dollars. Three hundred fifty million of us fight over the scraps. And they tell us to take a budgeting course.

@middle_class_us middleclasspityparty

Lifetime earnings for a college grad: ~$2.8M. Price tag for the American Dream: $5M. Explain the math without magic beans. I’ll wait.

@middle_class_us Change your name to middleclasspityparty

Side hustles are a scam. If the economy worked and was strong, you wouldn’t need five jobs just to survive. You wouldn't need more than one job.

@dygytylace @middle_class_us … and what is the solution that you know?

@TECKreacts @middle_class_us We already know the solution Why don’t you?

If you complained about losing pay during the shutdown, they said you hate your country. But the people who caused the shutdown still got paid. Crazy how patriotism always means you sacrifice and they get richer.

@middle_class_us And what solutions are you offering? Besides AI-generated whining.

They tell us to work harder. So we did. Two incomes. Side hustles. Overtime. And guess what? We are still living paycheck to paycheck. The problem is NOT effort. The problem is the economy.

@sweatystartup Wait until they find out most homeschoolers are only “in class” three days a week for just a few hours a day.

I got a letter from the public school system because I pulled my kids out of school for 9 days so far this semester. Disney world, hunting trip, camping trip, visit family. No regerts.

@dygytylace @middle_class_us I know the problems. There’s enough people talking about them. Not enough people are talking about solutions.

@TECKreacts @middle_class_us We all know the problem and the solution Why don’t you?

@dygytylace @middle_class_us He’s whining and offers zero advice or solutions.

@TECKreacts @middle_class_us Stating a truth from this POV

@Ronxyz00 Have you met any college graduates lately? I would be very weary calling them “more educated.”

@middle_class_us Suggestions?

Car insurance used to be a bill. Now it is a second rent. Premiums exploded across 2024–2025 and insurers are still pushing double-digit hikes. You did not get worse at driving. The system got better at extracting. If your renewal looks like a shakedown, that is because it is.

@kenobi_ben7665 @TRUMP_ARMY_ The same people paying for them today.

@TRUMP_ARMY_ Um…. Not that I don’t support people eating better but who’s paying for these school lunches he’s proposing?

🚨 BREAKING: In a stunning announcement, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed that he is going to release Dietary Guidelines that will ban ultra-processed foods, ease restrictions on saturated fats and fundamentally transform what American soldiers and schoolchildren eat.

@John_Brian_K @MrPitbull07 Sounds like you made a bad investment.

@MrPitbull07 There is no circumstance I could afford to pay the mortgages on the homes I own that I rent if someone cannot pay. If the mortgages were paid I might do it for a month or something.

My tenant has been renting from me for 5 years and she has NEVER given me a problem. Rent always on time, she keeps the house spotless, and anytime something breaks she gets it fixed and just lets me know it’s taken care of. She’s really been a blessing as a tenant. Today she called me crying, saying she’s been sick and had to go on FMLA. She doesn’t qualify for disability, so right now she has no way to pay her rent. I told her not to stress and gave her 90 days rent-free. I’d rather lose the money for a few months than lose a good, respectful tenant who has always handled her business. Sometimes it’s not about profit it’s about compassion.

@stevnich @FitFusion__ @GraceGym_ Is it though? 😂

@FitFusion__ @GraceGym_ 🇿🇦 Sunday is the 1st day of the week.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

What's the MISTAKE..?

@dandinohill We are a corrupted people. We voted for them.

Why do we have so many Corrupt People representing us?

@BikeMan Shouldn’t have signed on the dotted line, my friend.

@FootballStock Move to an area that’s more affordable.

My parents bought a brand new house with 1400 square feet for $150K in 1990 while making 70K combined income (just under half the houses value) For that ratio to hold my Fiancée and I would need to make just shy of $450K to afford a 1400 square foot new build which now go for about $900K

@WillRicci I support my family of five on one income. 2,700 sq ft home 1 paid off car 3 smartphones 4 TVs w/ subs Microwave, central heat/AC Home cooked meals No debt Homeschool 3 kids Jiu Jitsu classes All insurances Clothes we need Rare vacations (by choice) It’s tough, but possible.

Can a family live on one income today? Yes, but not today’s lifestyle on yesterday’s budget. Here’s what it actually looks like: • 1,000 sq ft home, not 2,500 • One used car • One family phone — no smartphones for kids • One TV, no subscriptions • No microwave, no central A/C • Home-cooked meals, no dining out • No childcare, 1 parent stays home • Public schools only • Local sports, not travel leagues • Basic health insurance: pay dental & extras out of pocket • Simple clothes, thrift store toys • Rare vacations, little debt That’s how most families lived for decades and they raised kids, built communities, and made it work. The issue isn’t that you can’t raise a family on one income. The issue is that we’ve inflated “middle class” to mean upper middle luxuries: two cars, two iPhones, dining out, Amazon Prime, orthodontics, soccer trips, Disneyland, and a home office with Wi-Fi. In 1960, one income worked because expectations were lower, families were more self-reliant, and debt wasn’t a lifestyle. You want one income? You can do it. But you have to live like the people who actually did it. Not poorer, just simpler and more deliberate. The people of the past didn’t have a choice, but you do.

@kinginvestings Looks like a lot of really dumb decisions, depending on their income.

Imagine this $3,500 mortgage $1,400 car payments $2,500 childcare $1,000 student loans $1,000 credit cards That’s $9,400/month gone before groceries. How can people survive?