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i feel like by 'groceries' what they actually mean is 'fursuits, horse cock dildos, soylent, and bathtub hrt'

groceries are stupid expensive yeah but whaddya do aside from food banks, i can think of three different nights around my area two of which i can go get a hot meal if i wanted (dont, im only at them because im working with someone who ... well thinks he needs them, the fat fuck) plus a morning one i work at myself. you can always get fed, something. we can do you a toastie or half dozen and a cuppa but if you want a full roast mean ya need to go to foothills.

I can sort of understand the sentiment, boomers as a generation hate and resent their kids to the point they kneecapped them at every turn. They taught them no skills(most newer generations can barely deal with their emotions), criminalized healthy kid activities like playing outside (calling cops on kids being outside), hyper inflated their house prices out of pure greed (fed reserve plays a part too, but lets be real, boomers are just looking for a quick get rich scheme). Then they turn around and demand subservience from the new generation so we can endlessly bail out their shitty decision making. Why is the onus on the new generations (4 and counting) to bail out ONE generation who has done nothing but fuck over the new generations at every turn?

And before people tell me im playing into the jew division game, fuck you. These boomers had a choice, and they chose easy convenience of not giving a fuck over everything else.

I think this is a recycled lefty post and the point they are trying to make is that life is on some unfair tredmill that boomers wouldn't understand. But at the same time these are people buying novelty health food like pomegranate juice instead of cheap healthy food like produce.

Short term purchases would be saving for a downpayment on a vehicle, bonds, stocks, weddings, home improvements, vehicle maintenance, holidays, not daily living ffs.

Is grocery shopping an investment? I guess it is in a sense as food is pretty key for life. How dare those Millennials spend all their money on day to day living.

In Guatemala.