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X_ae_A_12

https://twitter.com/orwellngoode/status/1560731904256708610

actually real or not? (Give genuine answer please) no baits allowed

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Zaynio

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no?

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X_ae_A_12

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I’m thinking… anyone with normal university education(STEM-only), leaves university at 22, has job at 23 (mid case scenario) so is 25 unrealistic for American Dream or no?

Edit: ok lawyer too, (but only humanities degrees which matter to society) not the BS art ones.

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Zaynio

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Yeah but debt is a thing and internships, while they do cover a lot, aren't going to make it debt free. Assuming you are a pretty silent person and not someone that spends a lot on themselves, then 25 is a realistic scenario.

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For a 25 year old in america too afford that house they would need to be born super wealthy, or kill multiple people and sell their organs.

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Oddly specific

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whispers shut up or you'll be my next pay check

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🤗

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X_ae_A_12

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That house is too exaggerated but, let’s say u have 3 bedroom house, is it reasonable?

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Sushi_

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lmfao no, for our grandfathers yes, but that was a very differant time. I live in a 3 bedroom house, my parents, with extensive help from my grandparents, bought it in 2000, they are still paying an expensive mortgage will continue too until well after they retire. If i wanted to buy the house i live in rn it would cost me around $400k usd And i dont live in a particularly wealthy neighborhood. Most 25 yr olds fresh out of college are scraping by in a shitty apartment, if they have a partner or went too a good college they might live in a nice apartment. Owning a house in the current generation simply isnt realistic

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even that would be on a loan they would take out and have to pay it, it's not realistic buddy sorry

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not if that house is in texas and that american has been a trade worker since 18, which that american in the picture looks like

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Sushi_

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Damn texas is wild, a house like that in my state would be a mil minimum, and 7 years of work sure as hell aint covering that unless your working for big law

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yeah bro its crazy, real estate and land is crazy cheap in texas, mansions like that for 500k and u cab easily get a shit ton of acres with it. and trade work everywhere in america is good if u know how get in the good programs and [art of a union and stuff, can easily be making 26+ an hour at 19-20

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sheahhhh

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nope that house is really cheap in regions like Texas

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Speaking as an American this was somewhat realistic 4-5 years ago for a middle class American, but with inflation now hell nah lmao.

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KyLZi

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Fuck yeah it is every single one.

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traviswheeler

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i live in florida (South US) and this is partially true, it’s our version of the country stereotype, so it’s certainly not everyone but just some people in the South

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hiyo

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Not for an average-earning, no intergenerational wealth, non-STEM/Lawyer/any health/doctor majors

For a person with intergenerational wealth (aka ur parents / grandparents are hella rich) then yeah this is easy

Also depends where you live. I live in Northern California (aka housing hell) so even a high-paying job won't get you a 3 bedroom house in 3-5 years.

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Tooker

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You can kinda get it in the south, you only have to put up with living a 15 min drive away from a third world country.

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the house is a bit unrealistic, but everything else is pretty much spot on

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Marty

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everything is realistic, you just gotta add another picture showing that youre 2 mil in debt