What do you think is the biggest misconception about us by younger generations?

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I know Reddit is probably not the best way to judge this. But I read many posts on other subs where people in their 20’s and 30’s seem to think people in our age range had super easy lives. I would agree in some ways we probably did have things easier but it other ways more difficult. At any rate I don’t think it was as easy as many of them seem to think. What do you think they get wrong about us and what do they get right?

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VenetiaRat

Housing was cheaper, but we also had double digit mortgage rates, which offset a lot of that.

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VenetiaRat

My father is a mortgage banker. I remember at one point during the Carter administration, 30 year mortgage rates were over 20%.

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