>>72376446
get worse, you'll have to find a job for yourself

>>72376657
>A FUCKING PINEAPPLE

depends on if the bile spills onto you. Hordes spawn if it does.

>>72376446
Much worse.

>>72376446
Things are going to get a lot worse.

Better for the people inheriting the wealth from their boomer parents, worse for people not getting anything from their boomer parents.

Example.

Married couple A = has parents on both sides leaving $1,000,000+ inheritance

Married couple B = parents leaving nothing


Married couple A+B have the same jobs, same income, but couple A has 7 figures of inheritance. They will end up buying more property / outbidding you on property. Their wealth will increase and they will pass it on to their children. Couple B will be stuck in the rut of never really getting anywhere living week to week because their parents decisions.

>>72376446

Worse.

Imagine a world ruled by grown up millennials once all the current middle aged and senior populace die off. It'll be madness.

>>72376749
Yeah, be careful with the shotgun around them.

>>72376446
We'll be shouldering even more of the shit pile they fostered and ignored. Crippling debt, a pyramid scheme of social entitlements (with a declining growth rate unable to support it), globalization fucking over the average American, etc.

They ruined the country and the people who are inheriting the mess don't show much promise either.

>>72376898
It will be a country of "the blind leading the blind."

The boomers were too lazy to teach generation Y anything. They refused to train us how to do a job straight out of high-school. "Go get a degree, go learn how to do that in college, I'm not going to train you to do a job."

>a wild trigglypuff appears!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U8SZFOeFE0Q

Boomers were unusually prosperous compared to many previous generations. Worse of course.