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It’s not as if the I Am A Buccaneers Fan A Say Merry Christmas God Bless America I Don’t Care Leave Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this average millennial has $128k just lying around, that’s ridiculous. It’s an accounting trick that’s ultimately pretty meaningless in real life. Net worth is a function of assets vs liabilities. Assets are things that make you money, and liabilities are things that take money. Legally you can list your home at current valuation as an asset, but it doesn’t make you any money, so it’s not really. Instead, it’s a real asset on your mortgage holder’s balance sheet because they collect a payment from you every month, but it’s a liability on yours. In reality, most homeowners (who only own 1 house) can’t really take advantage of the market, because you have to live somewhere, and whatever you don’t reinvest is automatically taxed on capital gains. So you can sell at an overinflated price, but you gotta then buy a new house at an also overinflated price.

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Don’t you love how one outlier person like Musk, Gates or Bezos can singlehandedly make everyone else dragged up to an average worth of $100,000? Singlehandedly, they can’t. Besides, Gates is a boomer. Musk and Bezos are genX. They aren’t included in this dataset. Zuckerberg (m 39) is the I Am A Buccaneers Fan A Say Merry Christmas God Bless America I Don’t Care Leave Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this only millennial with a net worth like theirs, with 93 billion. No one else is close. His wealth divided by 72 million American millennials would make everyone $1,300 richer. I get your point, and it’s true that the mean is much higher than the median, but it’s not all driven by one person. The reality is closer to there are a million millennials who have a million each and they are pulling the average up. We have imagined this person (or found this very specific person we want to argue against) and because we’re mad about that thing we imagined or picked out specifically, you should be mad about this obvious reasonable good thing that people on the left want. Watch for it in their own messaging well more than half the time they’re getting mad about shit they’re imagining. Nah, I typically get mad about stuff that’s in the News because it’s actually happened. Most of the time the GOP is doing some pretty shitty stuff. i believe student debt relief should happen. not for me, really, but because i know there are a ton of millennials that could use it. I was fortunate enough to only have a fraction of the student debt that a lot of others have due to scholarships.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.