7/26 HR 2: NY Post reports on millennial's latest trend/The Academy is destroying itself

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🗓️ 25 July 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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The NY Post is doing a very poor job of reporting that millennials are quitting their lucrative full time jobs, because it is just too much. What? Is this what we have been training our children for all of these years? UGH! The Academy is truly destroying itself at the base.

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0:00.0	Music
0:07.0	Music
0:10.0	Music
0:13.0	Music
0:19.0	The New York Post has this headline
0:23.0	Burned out Millennials are quitting lucrative jobs
0:28.0	by Dory Leewack. It's not much of a story
0:33.0	because there's really no science behind it. There's no supporting evidence of this. The reporter apparently has some friends that she could
0:41.0	quote, here's somebody named Sarah Solomon.
0:45.0	But I detected a trend and I have to ask a rhetorical question.
0:49.0	Sarah Solomon had a sweet life.
0:53.0	Twenty-something publicist was out at fashion events, dinners and parties.
0:57.0	It was definitely New York glamorous. The black dress, leather pants, high heels, said Solomon.
1:04.0	Anyone with anyone would think I had a really neat life.
1:08.0	But she yearned for something more and resented having only two weeks vacation a year.
1:12.0	So last August she quit her seemingly great job at a plum downtown PR firm.
1:17.0	Again, Lazy Reporting. We know.
1:20.0	Sorry, General.
1:22.0	And she said I wanted to travel more. I didn't want to have to ask for time off and gravel for extra days.
1:28.0	Said Solomon now 25 and living in a rental house in Kauai, Hawaii, overlooking the beach.
1:34.0	Well, don't all millennials who quit lucrative jobs.
1:37.0	That's an option for us.
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