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My parents bought their house for $74k in 1985, with a $25k deposit, paid it off in the 1990s.

Its valued at a little over $1.5 million now.

Boomers had it so incredibly easy when it comes to this shit lol

And that's why we say that $5M is the new $1M.

>>53695949
I forgot to mention, my mum did the whole stay at home mother thing until 3 of us kids started school.

>>53695882
why? just make $10M man

>>53695949
Boomers lived in societies golden bull run, it’s all down hill from here because they sold us out to the Jews

>>53695949
eth will be worth $400k by 2060, which is the same timeframe you're talking about
what's the difference?

>inb4 "EVERY boomer got to buy a house, crypto is a niche investment"
every *burger* boomer, aka sub 1% of the world. whereas crypto is available worldwide
if you want to whine about the US having it worse, consider any amerilard can scratch his ass and get $300k/y copypasting javascript code in big tech. burgerland is still easy mode

>>53696149

Honestly, I would give my left nut to live in backwoods america slum towns/Appalachia and make 100K working at buccess

Couldn’t put the beaver hat on me fast enough.

>>53695882
> 1,000,000,000
> make it
1 mil hasn’t been a make it stack for several decades. I have more than a million in investments and assets and I’m just middle class.

>>53696287
what do you consider making it then?

>>53696301
white wife, 3 white children, 5 acres of land and a house. Nothing else matters

>>53695882
Make it has always unironically been $10 million USD minimum if you live in a first world country.