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Things I have learned this week: 1. You should be able to buy a house and afford a middle-class lifestyle while working a minimum wage job. 2. There are plenty of affordable houses available, but no one wants to live in them because they're not pristine, are located in less-than-desirable areas, are too small, are near non-whites, and/or they'd have to move. 3. It is every American's God-given right to be born, grow up, grow old, and die in the same place, and if you can't do that, the government should engineer things so you can. 4. Rural areas are undesirable because lower wages are commensurate with a lower cost of living. 5. Commuting for 1-1.5 hours is akin to living in a death camp, and is a war crime. 6. Every government agency CNN can name for them, plus old people, plus rich people, plus foreigners, are to blame for every problem young people experience. The only blameless people? Young people. 7. Young people seem afraid to just come out and admit they are demanding communism. 8. Young people love directly or indirectly threatening to kill old people for all their perceived ills. 9. Homemade food will kill you, and is for poors. 10. Young people would rather eat their own feces than admit that they're poor.

Kids from wealthy families have less stress, live longer lives, study finds

Imagine you eat nothing but american cheese on toast for a year straight and then your landlord just raises the rent by $300 anyways