Christina Crupy lives in Atlanta.

She is 22 years old and like a lot of college graduates these days,

she still relies on her parents financially.

I am living back in their basement right now.

So I graduated in my undergrad degree and psychology last year.

And so I've been here since August.

Christina got that undergrad degree at a state school.

She had scholarships, but her parents helped her pay her living expenses while she was in school.

And now for Christina, living at home and working a reception job at a local hospital.

That's still the case.

They pay from the food most of it, except for like when I go out to eat and stuff.

So they cook for you.

Yeah.

That's the dream.

Yeah.

I'll smell them cooking it up upstairs.

I'll be like, okay.

Christina says this is a short term arrangement.

She told me she's getting ready to begin a graduate program to be a physical therapist.

And she has some money saved up for that herself.

And she's also prepared to rely on loans for the rest she told me.

But her parents they saw me down a few weeks ago and were like,

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