Too many young people "over degree'd" for today's workforce. University used to be for the select few with the smarts to follow a more in depth career. Now everyone is out with a wallet full of BA's, (in my language "Bugger All") fighting to serve coffee. More emphasis needs to be placed on pushing companies to hire right out of school and spend the time and money to train a lifetime employee(apprenticeship). Far too much energy is being spent brainwashing our youth that University is the only path to a decent job.

It was definitely easier for the older generations to own houses and put their degrees to good use.

Most people on social security that I know personally have to decide which is more important meds or food

A lil bit. But not all the lil bits. Just one.

yes absolutely true... school costs are obscene these days and not everyone that finishes school finds the job that their degree was intended for. The loans are government subsidized accruing interest that goes somewhere.

Yes. It's much harder to get jobs now than it was 50 years ago, and university has become much more expensive. 50 years ago, people could afford university on a minimum wage job.

Depends on the Country. Some systems have different free education.Even at 3rd level

I don't think it's realistic; millennial guys all have facial hair and the women have tattoos.

Totally... except the part where the seniors are living happily off their social security. My grandfather retired at 70 but wound up getting a job again after two months. Though half of it was because my grandmother was sick of him being around the house every day. Aah, true love. 😅

Independent in the industry and location. But overall I think it is directionally correct

I think the concept of student loans are ridiculous, there needs to be a break in there.

I think that the blame lies elsewhere.

Needs more farting

Yeah... I do think the Baby Boomer generation, and GenX'ers (to a lesser extent) have really burdened younger generations.