The Bert show.

Hi, Katie is wondering if she and her generation have lost their minds or is this common now?

I wouldn't say lost our minds. It's just that I feel younger millennials are really struggling right now in this economy and it's

it's a thing especially with my friends that I know will go to the grocery store like my

friend the other day she went to the grocery store she's like y'all I spent

a hundred and fifty dollars I'm like four items this is crazy it's little things like that

where it's like the cost of living is not balancing out with salaries well did she buy four wagoo steaks?

What did she get?

No, she has she got something simple like some juice and like some tenders.

It was something like 25 bucks. Oh, no, this is a comment bucks. Oh no this is a common complaint. Oh this is a common complaint right now groceries are just through the roof and people are really especially families are struggling.

Sounds like it's a good time for a fast.

But because there's like this imbalance I know that some

friends are choosing to live with their parents. It's easier to live with your

parents and balance out the bills that way.

One of my friends, she's like, you know what, this job doesn't pay me enough and

it's so stressful.

I'm just gonna quit, move back in with my parents.

It's, I'm hearing it more and more often.

And now there's a trend that two of my friends are actually starting and I saw this on Tik-Tock

They're doing tiny homes because they can't afford to really live on their own right now like I know for in our

city the to live a comfortable life you have to make an average of 75k but the average

person in the US between our age well my age 24 to 35 makes 50 K.

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