Gen Z & The Accidental Benefits of Unemployment

Gen Z & The Accidental Benefits of Unemployment | COMPILATION

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@thephilosophicalgamerfr Ай бұрын

Hey guys! Thanks for watching a compilation video! Bear with us here as we release a few compilations to keep the momentum going while we work on a VERY special video for you all coming in the next week!

@Elavator66 Ай бұрын

Can't wait for it! you videos have given me the freedom i needed knowing that i'm not the only one!

@orrorsaness5942 Ай бұрын

Thank you so much ☺️ I am working on my series The Pensuke Files to help with my zero work! Glad to be unemployed

@theimperialist2686 Ай бұрын

There's pretty much no point in working, when it doesn't cover living costs that continue to increase.

@benstandard Ай бұрын

I'm surprised significant numbers of gen x didn't figure this out decades ago. Most jobs haven't paid enough to live on in a long time.

@RedEyeification Ай бұрын

I'm a gen X and i figured this in 1997 and from that moment,i refused to work for anyone( i begun to make small bussineses only for me)For this reason my family disowned me and made me homeless.I paid for freedom with my life.

@samuraitadpole5459 Ай бұрын

@@RedEyeificationwell i see now why most of y'all didn't figure it out, life wasn't as convenient like how I could sell tshirts without needing to hold any product

@JimastaJ Ай бұрын

I have a remote job making 60k and I miss being unemployed. I just hope everything works out in the long run.

@FidelCashflow13 Ай бұрын

life would be so much easier if we had cheap shelter prices especially for single men.

@maximilianbourgh8345 Ай бұрын

I’m so glad I’m unemployed, life is great. 😊

@Dabloodyblondie 20 күн бұрын

Would love to be unemployed but can't risk having no income. And would stress my family out like crazy

@RichardDong68 Ай бұрын

If everything goes up except wages, they shouldn't be surprised that people don't want to have kids anymore.

@frankrizzo5262 Ай бұрын

We kinda fucked our selves…. We forced everyone into health insurance but we should have forced everyone into free housing and have work for buying shit , and we all know, most of us can’t drop that habit

@Elavator66 Ай бұрын

I agree with *everything* in this video no questions asked, but my boomer parents (MY DAD) i am 100% sure will force me to get a job next year and I'll have to deal with this bullshit or he'll PROBABLY kick me out, it's so terrifying. he hates independence from me like this. 29:34 is also me exactly

@samuraitadpole5459 Ай бұрын

Better start learning about stocks, crypto, precious metals, real estate and learning how to advertise and sell

@Elavator66 Ай бұрын

@@samuraitadpole5459 there is no way I'm doing that, none of that fits me.

@samuraitadpole5459 Ай бұрын

@Elavator66 do you already have a plan? Only asking because it took years to even have an idea of what I wanna do in life. Honestly imo those are just the easier than working a 9-5 although I can't blame you for not wanting to do it, I study enough to make a college kid worried.

@Elavator66 Ай бұрын

@@samuraitadpole5459 Sadly I don't, I have talents for sure but I'm pretty sure they aren't "making a living" worthy. I don't even wanna live a extroverted over-the-top lifestyle, I just wanna live alone in MY own place, I've been considering trying to chase off-grid self-sufficient living but I won't have enough money to TRAVEL TO DIFFERENT STATES AND LOOK AT AND/OR BUY LAND. I'm literally terrified of owningand driving a car, one of my big dreams is I've wanted to own stuff from my hobbies but probably won't ever have a place to keep it all.

@Elavator66 Ай бұрын

@@samuraitadpole5459 Sadly I do not, I've been considering trying to chase off-grid self-sufficient living but I won't have A CAR TO GO LOOK AT LAND IN OTHER STATES AND MONEY TO BUY IT I'm honestly terrified to just OWN and DRIVE A CAR, I'm a not very good driver, a nervous one at that. Cars are expensive and the market is ridiculous. My big dream is being able to make others happy and work on my own time, not being tied down to a partner or kids to feed, side note: I've made like 2 replies but they aren't showing up. KZbin is weird.

@stonks4days1 Ай бұрын

Imagine busting your ass for $20 a day while the hawk tuah girl made millions for saying something dumb on camera and rug-pulling her fans

@maximilianbourgh8345 Ай бұрын

Mew ❤

@ClashxClipzz Ай бұрын

$20 a day is criminal 😂 no way anyone is working for that

@LightWavess Ай бұрын

I do have a job but its 7-4 I used to do 4-7 Nightshifts because it was much more manageable (initially) but overtime i saw my mental health detoriate from having to constantly feel half asleep because it's still pitch black outside. I dont think there's easy way out of not working especially when the prices in stores and accomodation are skyrocketing. Edit: i don't 'toletate' working but i have no choice i am in 'work or starve' type of situation because cov have ruined my entire carrier paths.

@benstandard Ай бұрын

If they keep skyrocketing without the wages going up it's not even gonna be worth working. No point working all day for one meal a day and nothing left for rent or anything else.

@LightWavess Ай бұрын

@benstandard where i live it isn't that bad but it's definitely at the point where i would rather just quit and not do anything anymore because it's just stagnation. aka working for absolutely nothing but pointless survival

@benstandard Ай бұрын

@LightWavess It's getting worse and you're right. It's not that bad everywhere yet but i'm afraid it will be.

@LightWavess Ай бұрын

@@benstandard Well, worst case scenario I'll just build myself a hut in the forest and live as a bushman, what else is there to do. xd

@joesmith8701 Ай бұрын

i worked as a labouer for 9 years lost my job then my mental helth went down coz of it i ended up geting dignosed with a personalty disorder so i got pip then they put me on disabilty i live in socal housing so cheap rent less then 600 pm in central london i am on benfits so no council tax my benfits are close to 2k in total thats better then my wages b4 lol i kinda feel bad but the insentive to work is not there anymore

@mrnoblemonkey8401 Ай бұрын

I’ve also come to find out that successful people aren’t just rich they are usually in thousands of dollars of debt in some cases it’s so bad that they won’t ever break free from it.

@wizard1masterrace 27 күн бұрын

22:50 lol what a stupid thing to say, so he bought a property for 90k in 2018 and it's "worth" over double that? great, your little buddy just went abroad and made another hole in someone else's bucket, the underlying problem here is not with work and studying for a degree but with people's greed and mentality, that property bought for 90k didn't get any more rooms, it just expected people to pay more for it for some stupid reason, then everyone does the same thing, college prices skyrocket, employers pay peanuts, property owners expect you to pay ridiculous scam prices for a property they bought for a fraction of the price, in other words things don't work because everyone out there wants to steal from you, the real problem behind it all is human behavior because literally everyone in this planet earth could be living a good decent life if things were actually done in a proper un-corrupt manner.

@sylinashi8761 29 күн бұрын

Thumbed up and commented for the algorithm.

@calebpace8788 3 күн бұрын

With the current economy, Id honestly recommend have both a car and a bike. If you can bike somewhere, dont drive to save money on gas. For the vehicle go used, sure it will need repairs, but people tend to forget, replacing an engine is only about 5k if you have to pay someone else to do it for you, or around 2k plus $500 in tools to do it yourself. In our modern global extration economy, the only way to get ahead is to start establishing the side economy and network with any currently existing side economy businesses. Side economy is your local businesses, craftsmen, etc that when you buy something that money stays within your local community and doesnt get funneled to investors through transaction fees from credit cards, loans, etc.

@fawkes.6820 Ай бұрын

Trust me working during days before Christmas is no easy fucking task. I swear because while the bosses are good to me and managers it still fucking sucks. I work as a package handler in FedEx. I don't mind the physical labor, I am not under time constraints and be there now for a year since Novemeber of last year. Usually after Peek season its easy going, move packages and downtime to talk to co-workers who by the fucking grace of God are not normies so conversation is good. I want to stream, and I plan to after news years as I already planned this. I still will work for FedEx but will let my streaming eventually gain way to where I could stay at home doing it but won't make the mistake of quitting to then fail or let streaming be slow. My parents see me as someone who encourage my streaming but want to make sure I still have job on the side. So for now its hard but it will be over after New Years

@patrickhandley627 26 күн бұрын

If they wanted to fix large swaths of the problems facing the country they would find ways to make affordable housing units en mass and then prioritize getting them filled with young working adults who can afford to live there because they're so cheap and still have a 3rd of their salary after all there monthly expenses are paid.A community needs to retain its young people they're it's future tax payers and residents. If a city loses all of its young people eventually the tax revenue dries up the small businesses shrivel up and die the municipalities grocery stores and gas stations leave too, as well as the hospitals and schools, they all shut down and the place becomes a ghost town where no one wants to live with this decline so goes the property values until you can't even give them away for a dollar. This is happening in parts of Italy right now. And I suspect in small towns across the country. If it gets bad enough that it's happening to small cities...think about it.

@thetruth9783 26 күн бұрын

Wats the game at 13:14? EDIT: ok its need for speed heat

@TraianoLiberatore 20 күн бұрын

If everyone checked out of society 50% of the 9-5 jobs just wouldn't be needed.

@dakotah4866 Ай бұрын

What's saddest is that people believe that there is such a thing as income tax in this Union. Only maybe sales tax and tariffs in the gas that's it.

@DaveMcBootStrapsRamsey Ай бұрын

You young man are so ambitious but you have to take a step back and man up some time and put your back into it. That’s HOW winning is DONE ✅ 🏆

@David.Isaac.147 Ай бұрын

Do you have any advice for guys with student loan debt? I made the catastrophic mistake of going to college and going into debt for it, I can barely afford to continue living on my own but moving back in with my parents (who live in a rural area with jobs that don't pay well) isn't really an option either

@thephilosophicalgamerfr Ай бұрын

My friend escaped his student loan debt by just moving overseas where they couldn’t track him lol

@David.Isaac.147 Ай бұрын

@@thephilosophicalgamerfr Based lol 😂

@AdelTheForsaken Ай бұрын

@@thephilosophicalgamerfrI was just about to say leave the country.

@orrorsaness5942 Ай бұрын

Agreed 👍 now react to The Pensuke Files to help me with that

@DayrusBPB Ай бұрын

Honestly employees aren't paid as well as HR/managers. They don't have skin and don't own or can't afford assets.

@bustergundo516 Ай бұрын

Makes sense

@jesserose48 27 күн бұрын

You could become a plug in appliance technician contractor, kinda an apprentoce to that, seems cool to me but also half prepaing myself to hunt for my food with bows mainly casue chepaer than gun. Also cooler

@Gee2Td Ай бұрын

Any advice for a 25 year old male who lives paycheck to paycheck in the security field. I feel like I wasted 7 years of my life in this field and the pay is trash due to the oversaturation of people who've flooded this field. Any useful advice is greatly appreciated. I'm losing hope

@thephilosophicalgamerfr Ай бұрын

Be on the lookout for our next vid$

@benstandard Ай бұрын

If you're living paycheck to paycheck and barely getting by putting your life on the line doing security work you definitely need to find a new line of work.