This video is about young men not gainfully employed. yet they interview women and old men. No young men were consulted here. This exemplifies the root problem - young men and their concerns are not important whatsoever.
That's why they want an open border. Why pay an American decent wages when you can pay an illegal $3.50 an hour for a 15 hour shift with no breaks, no lunch, no benefits, and no rights?
This reporting is exactly why we're young men are not working. You didn't even interview the people you are talking about. Ignoring young male workforce is the norm now
Imagine telling multiple entire generations that they have to work fulltime in order to never own a home, never own a car, never take a single paid vacation, no health insurance, zero sick days, no benefits, no OT, no paid lunch breaks, no groceries, no savings, no retirement, no children, no future, and then complaining that they dont wanna work.
Imagine, telling a person if you want something, you have to go out and get it. It's not handed to you. Fear not, now that the Boomers are retiring in droves, there will be lots of jobs. The real question is, what do you have to offer?
Well how else do you live? Are you living in a tent and hunting for food? I don't want to do that, so I'd rather work. I'd say many are living with their parents, which is understandable. However, if you're over 18 (not in school), and living with your parents, you need to help out around the house and also contribute financially. I work for a fortune 500 company. We have high turnover loading/unloading trucks for $20/hr, and we have most of those things you mentioned. PTO when you start, insurance options (including a free option w/ high deductible - I think 5k for a single), paid breaks (unpaid lunch), matching 401k and profit sharing. It's not a super complicated job, but it's physical. I started at that position 21 years ago. It's not a job you want to do forever, but it's a good stepping stone position.
"Young men are leaving the workforce at an alarming rate - let's ask several completely out of touch 70 year olds why this is happening". GREAT JOB CNBC.
I'm not sure asking a 25 year old playing video games crying "bro ....Kamala wants to impose unrealized capital gains on me" is much more illuminating.
Doubling the workforce led to a very slow, long-term loss of individual purchasing power. Two people have to work to achieve the same level of purchasing power as one who worked more than 150 years ago.
Young man here. I want to work. Stop making ridiculous requirements for entry level jobs, start paying livable wages relative to our work area and treat us like human beings is all we ask for. Also cover health insurance costs, dental and PTO since a few generations back our parents had options. If your CEO's and stockholders cant figure it out then have fun with your high turn over!
62 year old retired truck driver here......I am with you young man! It is not ridiculous to ask for a liveable wage for a reasonable and honest days work. Stay the course young man, and don't let anyone take advantage of you! Prove yourself......and, if an employer doesn't recognize your hard work and treat you fairly......then, move on! Truck driving is not what it once was.....but, consider getting your CDL (Commercial Driving License) ......for, it will prove to be invaluable! Just my two cents young man. 👍👍
Facts, The manufacturing industry can have this carrot-and-stick mentality. Where they use your job as leverage if you don't play ball. Toxic incompetent leadership indeed, my friend.
Add to that universal healthcare, something taxes already suffice for. Unfortunately the tax dollars go to the corporations, perpetual warfare and corrupt peoples pockets.
"We're going to be losing that sector of productivity." This video is the wealthy lamenting that their workhorses are no longer buying into the system that doesn't pay fair wages.
It’s hard to maintain wealth when no one wants to buy your overpriced house for several million dollars when the average wage is 50k or below. How dare the working poor complain! I know let’s shame them some more, and call them lazy I am sure that will work!
The issue is that women are more and more going to college and are given jobs that are in offices. The men that get the jobs in an office are Privilege men. If you're not one then sorry. Someone like me that have 2 bach degrees and should be working in an office setting. i am pretty much told sorry I am a non Privilege man so I deserve nothing but labor job. Even though I got good grades in college and earned it fairly and paid out of pocket out of my own money to pay for it. Women have so many scholarships and financial support from the government and private organizations. Google and Microsoft have programs to teach you programming a 6 month program. Men have to pay for it but it's free for women. At the end they only guarantee women a job but men it's up in the air. They tell you that you got to compete and you might get a job. So, for some getting handed jobs they gain experience an can use that to find other jobs. While men have to pay for any education and are not given jobs. They're expected to perform top and be the best of the best globally and if no you won't get a job.
@@TrevorWebb-ck2yv Gone are the days when a young man could get a factory job, work there for 30 years, and the company would have his back. There is no appreciation for company loyalty anymore.
Exactly, it’s all a smart value comparison. The value derived from the work I can get is no longer as enticing. However, spending my limited time in life at home, although needing to be frugal, is stress free and enjoyable. Doing whatever I want to do is so much better. We are will are all gonna eventually die anyways. Just living life the best I can, it just happens that being unemployed or working part time is the best option for me. If I am able to somehow raise a family, own my own place and even travel and go out and eat and buy cool things if I work a FT job. I’d probably choose working hard in a FT job.
I believe that this government wants us to work until we die, that's why everything is so damn expensive now. Senior citizens are tapping into their retirement savings and even going back to the workforce to survive in these tough times. Back in the day people could afford a summer home and go on vacations whenever they wanted.
@@whatsitlike6392 meanwhile the wealthiest have 1,000 years of their children/grandchildren/great grandchildren not having to work a single job. Never have to bust their butt Never lift a finger TEN+ GENERATIONS OF KIDS AND FAMILIES While the peasants are struggling to survive another day…
Yikes. As a woman watching this video, all I see is a bunch of so-called experts being completely condescending and dismissive as to how a lot of young men are feeling right now, and what they have been dealing with. Not to mention, being entirely dismissive when it comes to the poor quality of jobs being offered to individuals nowadays that some people, particularly men, don't feel are worth working. Low wage jobs that offer little to no benefits are not anything to aspire to. And the fact that this video seems to be more concerned with economic growth to line the pockets of wealthy business owners than it does the welfare or well-being of young men who feel completely broken down and discouraged is very problematic to say the least. This is a terrible video that doesn't even ask any young man in this age demographic what he is feeling, and what are his reasons for not bothering with an obviously broken system.
Being condisending and dismissive they are just blinding themselves to the simplicity of the situation. In a free market any deals are struck when bough sides are satisfied with what theyre getting. If you want men to work more you need to pay them more.
Don't worry, we won't work harder until we are paid what we are worth. I suggest to everyone to make the money you need and with the time saved you can build your career skills. Don't participate in this unfair market and become a 1099 at your particular skill to the companies that need you but won't admit it.
These are people who dedicated their lives to the study of socioeconomics. So just because they’re boomers doesn’t make them invalid. Everything they say is backed by study and research and real numbers.
Back in my day, I made 25 cents an hour and bought a house when I turned 17. I paid 102 bucks and a goat for it. Now its worth 570,000 dollars. It's so easy!
Theyre interviewing these old boneheads because theyre the ones worried about not having enough pension since theyʼre realizing the very young men they been calling toxic, predators and misogynies for existing no longer want to contribute to their cause
@@petereese5370 I disagree. Most in the video are working in education - lower paying industry. Also, they took the time to review data and provided reasons why being unemployed for long periods of time is terrible for mental health. They also stressed the importance of financial education from an early age.
@@Times397 Being a college professor is not a low paying position for those who got on the tenure track before those programs started being phased out. Tenured professors make quite a bit of money at a lot of universities, but tenured positions are more and more rare. Just to clue you in a little.
The reason men are significantly unemployed is men want power and money quickly so they can get their dream girl. Because of this, they try to cut corners and get rich like the “celebrities” they see. They don’t want to go to school because it takes time and self discipline-things men are not being conditioned to have.
@@toxichazmat5785 That's odd, sounds like boomers pulled the ladder up behind them and now want you to work 2 jobs to pay for the excess debt they created by being irresponsible and giving themselves high paying do nothing jobs. But why would my parents deliberately ruin my life, then complain they don't have grandkids? It's almost like they're pathological narcissists or something.
People get tired of applying at these fake job ads. I'm in South Florida and I work in IT and I swear the past 3 years I just keep seeing the same job listings over and over
I've been told as a hiring manager that its a state labor requirement to publicly post all our job openings, even when we already have someone we want to offer. Most of the time when we post something, the job was already filled and we never actually even wanted to post it, but are required to for some labor or pay transparency reason apparently.
I started a technician job at a manufacturing facility almost two years ago. I’m currently 29. I was told last week there was no chance I would ever move up.
As a 34 year old working man, I can honestly say that everyday I wake up wishing I didn’t have to work anymore. The problem isn’t young men. The problem is a work culture that is enslaved to corporate profits over our health and well-being. The problem is corporate greed making life intolerable for society as a whole exacerbating every problem to become worse.
You're not wrong. People have played the game and lost big. There's enough social media history backing it to keep people informed in a way they had not been before. My parents relied on photo albums and tv news to construct their narratives for their lives. They had no idea why things were happening, unless they were told by broadcast media or a newspaper.
@@Ali-e5h1b that's true but cultural ignorance persists...for example everyone can Google dioxine, but still there are people who burn rubbish both in cities and fields...as well as cultural divide - never mind social ladder, most people nowadays are born into good jobs, especially considering the cost of a degree and the utter preying of student by the rent and consumer industry
@@mattiafrancescobruni8318pensions have been out since the 80’s or so in the USA. Government positions only. Everyone else has to save to retire. Social security may be something close to an equivalent but yes no one under 50 believe SS will survive to their retirement.
99% of the time these channels blast men but the moment they stop working and the economy comes to a halt they start asking why men aren't contributing to society. Like please just stop
So ... What did we miss? What would that have contributed, those one or two personal stories besides illustrating the trends, statistics and theses stated in this program.
I think a lot of men are choosing to not burn themselves out playing a losing game. You used to be able to support an entire family, send kids to college, buy a house, have a stay at home wife, vacation all on one salary…now you can’t even afford to rent a studio on that income.
Most married couples, both the man and the women are working jobs, which is fine. You don’t need to have a wife staying at home if she doesn’t want to.
@@dorino9057 you are right, and I agree. I am a feminist and believe a woman should be able to work is she wants to. That’s not the point I’m trying to make though, I’m saying that ONE uncounted to be enough to uphold an entire family, now both the husband and wife have to work and sometimes two jobs and it’s still not enough.
I'm 42 and that wasn't even that common when I was growing up. My dad ran his own construction company and no way would we have had the life we did if mom didn't also work. I suppose we could have survived on one income but it wouldn't have been pretty. Never knew anyone who had a stay at home wife growing up.
as a retired disabled support help, I would say that the best job right now is to work from home for an investment manager who will hire you to do records. I make over 210k annually.
For the love of God. Stop pretending like you don't know the answer. Pay us more money. There is no incentive to go to school, get into a mountain of debt, and get paid chump change. While still relying on a second income to make ends meet. Stop scratching your heads like this is such a difficult thing to solve. PAY US MORE.
Yes, but why do you need to be paid more? Because of taxes and costs imposed by regulations and inflation (which is just another tax). Basically, those who want to work are being forced to subsidize those who do not, with predictable consequences.
It's not just that. Men, especially white men, are not treated very well in today's society. This also explains the rise of a right wing populist like Trump.
@@YorickReturns Taxes is nothing new. What is New is now buisness are buying up all the homes, there increasing the price of all goods, and health insurance refuses to pay. All tax cuts will do is weaken the USA military, police, fire department, school system, and infrastructure. Time for your boss to sell one of there "Toys" and pay the people who keep keep them rich.
All of us are working harder than ever and getting nowhere. We're sick of it. I'm 32 myself and am planning on stopping work asap and living a very frugal 5-6 years out of a van. I'm tired of working, 14 years now without more than 2-3 weeks of time off a year. That's not a life at all. Previous generations could at least see results from working hard. We work hard and are literally going backwards. Financially, mentally, physically, emotionally it ain't worth it. These "experts" are clueless. Same with this channel's owner
Why are these boomers giving their opinion about young men? You should interview the young men themselves instead. These boomers with half a mil in retirement account with their house paid off couldn’t care less about how young men are struggling
Its the poor boomers who rely on social security and medicare will get shafted when their ordinary income and healthcare cost is cut, delayed, or flat out not given out. And then they are the same Baby Boomers who would vote againsts their concience in-favor of Conservative idealists to owned the liberul minded folks who wanted everything fair.
That's CNBC. They always front-run a horrible event followed with "so how does this affect stocks?". "So the war in Ukraine is ramping up, millions are dying....how will this affect Ratheon amd Black Rock?"
Just highlights how society (which the experts are a gatekeeper for and of) really views young men -- WHY ARENT YOU WORKING FOR LOW PAY AND MAKING US PROFIT!?!?!?!?
Why would i work my ass off for companies that make billions but i can barely afford food and rent. Cost of everything has made life miserable. Housing loans are a joke. Rent prices are sky rocketing.
"Hear that, young men? Instead of being PEOPLE, with dreams and needs and so forth, you're a commodity, yet again described as a wallet to be picked or a resource to be harvested. And they wonder why people are walking away."
@@donmarek7001 I realized that during my childhood when I was constantly left alone and in need while girls are lifted up and told they can be anything they dream of
And let's not forget that DEI and Feminist recruitment policies now actively shun Young Men from not only applying but then having to work in these overly-feminised and Men-hostile environments. I am almost out of the workforce and I am shocked at how difficult it is for these Young Men. Maybe Society needs to learn a hard lesson about the innate value of Young Men?
I am 46 and I am getting sick of people my age and older playing dumb...Why did you not talk to young men..... 1.We privatized vocational education...2.We made higher education a profit center. 3.We destroyed the unions. 4.The boomers our the most selfish generation in world history.
Hit that nail on the head. I'm 42 and right there with you, sold the "American Dream" and all I got was a mediocre dead end job with a Masters degree and 20 years under my belt. It's not a nightmare, but it damn sure is not what that high school guidance counselor was selling.
employers refuse to hire American Men, they overwhelming prefer women and Foreign Men, you can check the data. something like 97% of jobs go to women and foreign men , with the remaining 3 percent available to American men of all races.
This is fake news. Federal government has a 2% acceptance rate as a full-time employer. The labor market doesn't want to hire men, especially not black American men.❤😂😢😮😅😊
They’re not interested in them either, they prefer ironically low skilled or unskilled labor from developing countries. Then the left side of political spectrum has no problem whatsoever with providing anyone and everyone, but local workers, opportunities and money.
Also, companies talk a big game but will filter out anyone and everyone who doesn’t have the perfect career path; excludes everyone from the developing world of course.
Kind of funny when they zoom call a bunch of 65 year old 'experts' giving interviews from their well furnished town homes instead of, I don't know, asking men between the ages of 25 and 45 what's up. Sorry we're not your cash cow, zoom professionals.
@@Jimraynor45 Huh? We're living in a world built by men, men who were trained in trades, and provided well paying manufacturing, construction jobs right out of high school. They didn't have to go into debt first. The investment was there, and that's why there was growth...
@@Jimraynor45 That's why there is risk in investments! Higher risk, higher reward. Modern society has catered to safe zones, liberalism menaics, echo chambers that safeguard weak people that want to feel better about themselves. Employers want to lower this risk by hiring obedient slaves. they do not want thinkers, they do not want capable men that can do change! Go read Good to Great, once America cared about going great, now it is all about safe zones!
Don't forget: No retirement (inflation outpaces social security raises) No house (unless it's in Detroit where you have a 75% chance of getting m*rdered) No semi-decent health insurance (unless you're willing to pay $600/mo premiums) No right to self-defense in many states (you have to let the criminal take your sh*t or you go to jail)
do tell more. Were you financially ready to retire at 54? If so, sounds like you lived a productive, decent-income Adult life. Are you still living in the U.S.? Do you work parrttime for side money? Or Are fuilly-fully retired :)
Rigid social hierarchy, lack of opportunities, no health insurance coverage regardless of income, telling low income men they're inferior to rich men, getting men and women to hste each other. Its not a mystery except to journalists.
exactly especially this channel which always purposes their narrative Their narrative is the reason why this issue exist and continue increasing in the future
It’s just carrot and the stick. Women have always been the carrot. Now with women saying 80% of men are unattractive then there’s no reason to keep working. Make a little and live your life. Men still want the same thing it’s women that rejected it
They do not look at female data which might be offsetting some of these statistics. Perhaps males, these days, are more socially acceptable to staying at home and taking care of the kids. This in turn may increase female workforce participation. This is not a bad thing rather just a change in trend 😅. Data is just trash information if one does not look at it appropriately.
We need to normalize “breaks” for adult workers. Got my first job at 16 and worked since then. Then, I had a massive anxiety attack that lasted for a week and I didn’t have anxiety! Took a 2.5 year sabbatical and re entered the workforce better than ever. Enjoy your break my dear friend ❤ you deserve it
Physically disabled; Every company I've applied to for the past 6 years has ghosted me. This isn't a problem of people refusing to work, it's a problem of companies being far too picky with their choices, to the point where practically everyone's getting refused and people like me are getting pushed out of society.
And of course the "voluntary disclosure" isn't so voluntary when employers view "I don't want to answer" as "I'm disabled", but will also accuse you of lying if you say "not disabled" then get a tummyache.
My husband is unemployed. We have 2 kids and he has a college degree. He doesn’t do drugs or drink. He just is unable to find a good paying job. He applied for 300 jobs and not getting interviewed. He even has great work history!!!
Don't give up! The job market has been tough since last year, and your husband is not alone. Keep it up and keep looking, the bright day is ahead of us. One thing I've learned about job hunting is that you can fail one thousand times, but all you need is just ONE success and your life will be back on track.
It shows that the "just get educated and work hard" advice isn't always enough in today's economy. Your story puts a real, human face on the statistics we often hear about unemployment and underemployment.
Instead of going for a good paying job he needs to go for any kind of job? Or would doing so remove unemployment benefits that today is higher than a low-paying job?
My brother quit the workforce at 38. He was trying to save up money for retirement, but because of the stress at work, his health was failing, and was spending more for his health than he could save. So when he eventually quit work, his health became better. I also have a boss who worked himself to death. He did get wealthy, but when he got sick he found soon enough that getting rich was useless as there was no cure for his disease. Also, my brother gave up on having a family, if he couldn't even provide and have time for himself, then he didn't want his children to suffer for it.
That's the thing, we don't know how long we will live. Working to only look forward to retirement is just depressing. Add to that politicians raising the retirement age instead of taxing higher income earners, is maddening.
big facts money doesn't matter if you're a workaholic. Like who cares if you make million's of dollars if you can never enjoy it? Health matters more if you can get by i.e. pay your bills and have some money left over, for say, hobbies you're wealthy in an emotional/mental sense
same here. almost had a heart attack at 36. lol. crazy. i left the white collar workforce at 47. now just do gig work. a lot happier. no kids or wife so don't need a ton of money
That's what I'm doing but I'm a foreigner so it's a bit different for me due too an emotional attachment but I support the Passport movement full on. But they should be careful about where they go
"Schrödinger's labor shortage" is a phenomenon where, simultaneously, people are massively unemployed and corporations are complaining about a lack of workers.
@serenajoy9060 - From age 41, I stayed with and took care of my elderly parents. When my father died two years ago, I got his life insurance and lived on that until I could put in for my pension this year.
This is America's fault for low wages and high inflation. The job market is a damn joke. In the 1950s thru the 90s you could have a decent life but now can't even buy a value meal at McDonald's.
Let’s keep it real. Atrocious mid management that disrespects you and micromanages you. My last job things got personal to the point I would have done a stint in county jail if I stayed around to experience more disrespect. I was unemployed 4 months until getting a new job. Let’s treat people like humans and they’ll want to work.
Middle management are leaving to. The greatest ploy ever from the very top was to make workers take everything out on middle managers so both these poorly paid labor groups infight instead of join together against the top.
They cut the interview with a 25 year old guy smoking black and milds outside the construction site because he blamed political corruption and decadent societal excesses.
@@manoftomorrow5987 No just live with my parents and hope they leave me some inheritance. And in the meantime, do some private tutoring for only a couple hours each day to take care of my expenses. Find a way to make this work. Why do I need to commute 2-3 hours everyday for an abusive company where I'll be paid poverty wages anyway?
@anuragchakraborty8766 living with your parents is ok but don't be a leech, share all the expenses with them that way it's beneficial to both. That's what I've done, it's enabled me to not be worked into exhaustion and it's helped my parents finally save some money for retirement.
You could work as hard as your father did at the same job and not be able to afford what he was able to. These "experts" then wonder why people look for alternatives to that losing game.
Ah yes, a sector notorious for gatekeeping and filled with people who refuse to teach the rookies, while simultaneously complaining "nobody wants to work". Gee, who wouldn't want to go into the trades?
Not to mention the older guys only want to hire you to abuse your body since youre young. If youre like early 30s what are you going to do, go to a trades apprenticeship for 5 years? Then you have like what 10 good years left for actually working before you have physical problems, maybe another 5 if youre lucky. Then you have to look for guys to work under you and do the same scam on them.
@@1boi593 That's precisely why I can't stand Mike Rowe's push for people to go into the trades: he's not being honest. All those workers are making big bucks now because there's a shortage. Everyone shifting to the trades, instead of college, would be repeating what happened with college over the last 20 years. The trades would be flooded with new people and those high salaries that Rowe loves to dangle in our faces would disappear, or hoarded by the more senior tradesmen.
You guys need to move north, leave the city and go work in a remote town for power utility. Our heavy duty mechanics are now making more than an engineer. The company pays to move you and if you're remote your wage is higher. If you work nights there's shift differential, you're paid more. Overtime starts at double, 3 weeks vacation plus 17 "flex" days plus sick days. After 10 years you get another week off, they do that twice more if you stick around. Then, when you retire you've got a defined benefit pension which tops out at 75% of the average of your 5 highest earning years. This same setup is for all our union workers, Linesmen, electricians, vegetation management. So yeah. With all that, we're still having a tough time hiring. Go figure.
My brother in law was an apprentice electrician and he wanted to take the test and become a journeyman, but the place he worked would not let him take it. He and my sister eventually were able to their own home maintenance and cleaning business. The big businesses who get into home repair/maintenance tend to be pretty slimy. The small and one person businesses are usually the best. I wish more home owners realized that.
@@brittneyyoung1882 Remote job online? Wtf is this, 2020? There is no jobs online, all ghost jobs, those that aren't require 15 years of experience you'll never have. Starting your own business without funds is the best way to immediate bankruptcy. A TH-cam channel is so unlikely to become popular, you might as well just gamble away your savings.
A college education has been oversold. When i was in high school in the 80s, we were told flat out that without a college degree, we'd be failures, losers. We need to bring back vocational training and apprenticeships.
When I interviewed for a IT gig, I was picked over hundreds of college grads because I was the only one that answered every question right. The recruiter called me back in disbelief and told me my stars must be aligned, but what they needed was someone with know how. I am still working in the IT industry and moved up the ladder quick; very humble and thankful in today’s times with job security being abysmal. I notice a lot of elders are bringing their kids in teaching them the trade; I’m hoping to do the same.
@@BigHoTzMuZik It's based on being lucky. The issue is that people that went to college you're not just taking IT classes. You have to take general ed like math, english, etc. So, it's not like you get to focus 100% on IT. After all that they have to review the material to prepare for interviews but if you're applying all over and constantly getting ghosted or no call backs then you get a couple jobs where you have to test for it and there's not enough time to review before hand. Experience is how you can easily pass those tests. In college you get problems in theory but you don't actually really work a real job and know the real issues in detail. You can get burnt out from college and from applying to jobs that require hoops like online tests or in person tests. the college grades are sick of taking tests. They think after getting a college degree they shouldn't need to take a test.
Vocational training is another pipe dream. I graduated top of my class in HVAC, and all I got for years was "how much experience do you have?", And that'd be the end of it.
It's only because of that that you blue collar types are well paid. When more young men "Wake up" blue collar work will soon pay around minimum maybe a bit more if its really tough like it is in most of the rest of the world.
young men aren't participating in the workforce as former generations did! we asked senior citizens and women why young men don't do so - mainstream media
About 70% of income taxes are paid by men. Over 70% of welfare is paid to women. Over 70% of consumer debt is held by women. About 70% of all U.S. student loan debt is held by women. About 98% of alimony is paid by men to women. Men are REFUSING to be a part of a corrupt, anti-male system. #FeminismIsCancer #CulturalMarxism #NeoMarxism #Postmodernism #ToxicFeminism
@@PorterPickUp At 47 I’d paid off my home, and rent a room out to a friend (he pays all utilities and extra cash I put toward my property taxes….so the property taxes are basically free to me). It’s a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home and I hardly ever see him. I also have a paid off condo I rent out down the street. My Roth has about 800K in it, my traditional IRA (work 401K) has about $350K in it, but I’m converting it in chunks to a Roth for tax reasons. I have a Chase Private Client account with around $120K in it to live off of until I’m 62 in 7 years. At age 59 1/2 I’ll be able to access the Roth, but don’t plan to touch it until around 62 when I’ll start collecting Social Security. So on my own I saved pretty well and all of that doesn’t include an inheritance from my father which is substantial and includes a Chicago house rented out near Northwestern. (Be nice to your parents even if you don’t get along with them!!).
No inheritance here. We invested well for 35 years, stayed in the market through many declines and retired at 56. We also paid for 3 college educations.
We live in a society that repsects con-men more than dishwashers. Its hard enough to get up and go to work but we also have to deal with angry nasty people who don't know how to treat others with respect.
I'm a 24 year old american man living in the midwest, I havent worked a job since 2019. I live with my parent. Why should I work when I cant even afford a piece of land and a little shack in america, that costs $50,000 just to live a "rural" homestead life and get started. I'll go back to work when I get paid $30/hr for 40 hours a week, Until then I'm playing video games all day until something changes. I can keep this up for another 20 years because my parent likes that I live with them. I say let it all burn.
I'm in this age range as a male, and for me I can't find a job, a good paying job. I hate to blame society, but when employers use long term job gaps, lack of experience, wonky work history, etc, this sets up men to fail.
I am in my 30s. I have worked only a labor job not able to afford to live on my own. I have 2 degrees in finance and accounting. There's jobs but all entry jobs want 5 to 10 years of work experience specifically in that particular job. They want 5 to 10 years working at for example A/R accounts receivable. If you worked 6 years at A/P accounts payable.. that won't qualify you because these jobs are 2 different departments even though they're both accounting and if you did one and have a college degree in it you can do the other job. This is how messed up the workforce is. However, these rules are only for men. If you're a woman they will take what they can. I applied to a job at my local city for an accounting clerk job. They wanted a college degree holder with majoring accounting. They wanted 5 years experience. I applied anyways. They never called or anything. After 2 months they took the job down and then reposted the job only requiring a high school diploma doing the same job. They then put preferred 5 years of work experience. I applied again. I had to go thru hoops. I had to take an online exam which was timed and it tested us on our math and accounting skills. If you passed you got to be able to take a in person scantron test. This again test you on math, logic, and accounting skills. They would take the top 5 that scored the highest and then make them take 2nd in person exam which was using MS office using excel and a accounting calculator. This exam was given only one specific day. If you can't make it you forfeit the job. I pass the online exam, go in person to a scantron exam and was part of the top 5 people. I then was told the day to take the 2nd in person exam. I went to it and was the only one that went to the exam. No one else was there. I was there on time. It was 10am I was in the parking lot at 8am doing some minor review of the material. Then at 9:30am I walked in and sat and waited. Then at 10am the lady giving the exam she made me wait until 10:30am. She was calling the other 4 people and leaving messages. Then she just tested me and then I got an interview with 5 people the financial director of the city a woman, the HR lady, it was all women. The finance department is 100% women. I go for my interview and I had to sit and wait. I find out there's another person that got an interview before me. There was an old lady in her late 40s that walked out of the conference room meaning she just had the meeting for the job. I was the 2nd one and that was it. They only interviewed 2 people and that lady got the job. She has 10 years of work experience in working at an office. She has a high school diploma. That was it and never worked as an accountant but she knew people that worked in side the city. She got the job and I didn't. 1 year later I see them posting a job for a CPA for $25 an hour to fix their books. They failed their annual audit. I can go on and on and see how the country favors women over men. I see no benefits for a man to get married nor why work? The workplaces are more and more women and it's more toxic. More gossiped then ever.
I'm not being critical, I'm genuinely curious. Have you considered getting new skills to open new opportunities? Like learning a trade or working in oil fields or construction? It's not easy but pay can be very lucrative with minimal formal education.
Why should they work? Work 2-3 jobs while still being poor not being able to afford anything while still living in your car. Yet still have the nerve to call them lazy. A real shocker huh!
You are mislead by online gurus. Through all history it was work to survive. US in 1950-1990 was the only time in history that one nation completely dominated others economically and technologically. Thats why one men could easily sustain a family of four. That time is never and i mean never coming back. So better start looking for work if you want a "solid" life. Or if you prefer stay unemployed, it doesnt matter to me. But this is the reality.
@@nocapproductions5471I really like this comment. However I’d only like to make one tiny critique in saying the “roaring twenties” after our WW1 victory was quite an economic boom. Especially for the time as well. Coming from a 108 y/o who grew up as a child during those times! It was quite a contribution to the Industrial Revolution, and led to lots of business startups. Most of which failing less than ten years later during the Great Depression. Then FDR came along (many others as well played factors FDR is just the one who generally falsely takes credit) and created the post WW2 economic boom that created EXACTLY what you’re talking about until 1987. However other economists like myself could debate the year/date though this would be pretty meaningless. You men need to be strong. Get money, and foreign entities out of politics. Have strong children and raise them to be strong loving men. It’s back to hard times. This is common, and is the natural consequence/reality of a “consumer based” economy that’s also capitalist, and in favor of corporate over employee profits. How this isn’t an obvious problem I don’t know, but it most certainly is. Good luck gentlemen. You’ll need it. I hope I passed some wisdom as my days are numbered. I hope the best for ya, I really do.
You say that like it's the only option. If Americans reclaim their government and the rights provided to them in the constitution and laws, then we can regulate industry to bring back stable work-life balance. The upper class and foreign actors are exploiting American labor and industry - none of this is random and none of this is intended to benefit everyday Americans.
It amazes me how surprised these people are. Everything is unaffordable. If a man can't eran, save, and build for the future; then the incentive to work is removed.
I’m a male and worked hard until my early 30’s with the hopes of marrying and owning a home. I’m 37 now and see marriage as a scam and home ownership unattainable. Why would I keep busting my hump working 60 hours a week pursuing a pipe dream? Now I just work on temporary gigs and investments and take it easy . With my savings maybe I’ll move to Mexico one day and own a home.
“50% of women childless and single by 2030.” Look at the other half of the equation. By default, a larger percentage of men will also be childless and single. A wife and kids are a huge motivator for men to work and produce. Without that necessity, many men will just opt out from the grind which oftentimes was abusive and predatory anyways. Also, college and corporate work is mostly a sham and men are pivoting away from it. So to recap, fewer responsibilities and little to gain = walk away.
I wondered how many comments before women were blamed. I had a coworker post why he can't get a girlfriend. It's because he acts like a child. Lives with mom in his childhood bedroom. He goes to dragon Con and dresses up like cartoon/super heros etc.
@@anniealexander9616 Lol so? Living with your parents is cheaper. Nothing wrong with having hobbies, sounds way better than scrolling social media or going to clubs like women always do
@@fluffystagbeetle4526 It's not me online asking why. Living with parents is great up until a certain age. But after a while, it just shows immaturity. Hobbies should evolve with age.
"Prime age man" here, there are no opportunities that make working hard worth the sacrifice anymore. We cant buy a home, we can barely pay our bills, everything is getting more and more expensive with barely any social safety nets for if you get sick or disabled. I would much rather do the absolute bare mininum to earn enough to pay the bills and actually enjoy my life with the time i would of spent working
God bless you brother, I'm doing the same. I'm a "prime age male", who doesn't want to spend his "prime age" slaving away for nothing. They can go tell some "prime age females" to get back in the kitchen.
I came to the same conclusion. Once I have enough money for housing, car and food, what more do I need? Why work 40 hours a week if 20 hours is enough to sustain me in a comfortable manner?
@@SweBeach2023 don’t fall victim to the incel attitude of OP, you will never be as young as you are now and Old you will thank you. Unless you’re okay with suffering in middle and old age then go nuts man, life is what you make of it. This low energy dejection to not working toward a better future is pathetic. Nobody is going to save you when you set yourself up to be a victim of a difficult world. And that doesn’t even mean working 100 hours but it’s putting 100% into improving yourself and your life. And if you can’t get there mentally, do therapy, get testosterone supplements, go outside, anything. It’s not cheating when every sad sack is forming an echo chamber convincing you it’s okay to be a bum. Get serious.
Don't ruin your body working hard men, you'll never be compensated for it unless you own the business. A lot of woman with degree's in there 20's and 30's are making 60-100k+ without breaking there backs.
@@davida730 Ive had quite a few managers that were female and they made out to be the worst managers Ive ever had. They're much more different at men while handling stress.
We are ignored. In the dating world, in the corporate world, in Politics... you name it..... and we are leading in cases of self-deletion. Wonder why. I know I'm not the only man in my 30s completely broken and disassociated at this point.
I turned 30 in April man , and i completely agree . Only reason I work still is girlfriend and kids if not for them I’d be living in Alaska and hunt or something . Society is a joke
@@Thatdudekay2 black men have always been disenfranchised by society and historically no one has ever gave a damn. its only now that its happening to white men that its a issue now.
@@user-iq4ow3fn1thaving a family is natural though. Only until very recently has it been distorted into this "obligation" perspective, as if its hindering your life as opposed to enhancing it. Thats how we were designed, to mate and procreate. Obviously not everyone will, but thats what used to be completely normal.
@@user-iq4ow3fn1tHuh? Everyone comes from a "family" no one said a thing about an obligation a declining in having kids usually comes from economic issues
I find this video so odd. You interviewed several people who are not even close to the demographic you're talking about. They are experts, yeah, but it's kinda useless not engaging with the very group you are apparently so worried about. Also, as an employed young man, this video fails to mention that it's a pretty hopeless future. We work so hard knowing we'll likely never own a home or afford families. I only work because it's better to be hopeless with money than hopeless and broke.
Work isn’t worth it. Work til your hands bleed and your feet fall off, just to go home to an apartment that’s 75% of your pay so you’ll never be able to earn enough to buy a house.
I dont blame anyone for choosing to drop out. Wages are so low you'll be poor regardless; so wheres the incentive? Look up the median and average wages across the South East USA its truly sad.
Corporations posting ghost jobs while claiming no one wants to work is insane
It's repugnant.
narcissistic gaslighting
They want to hire your wife and daughter.
It's so insane
They want you to work for Amazon
This video is about young men not gainfully employed. yet they interview women and old men. No young men were consulted here. This exemplifies the root problem - young men and their concerns are not important whatsoever.
Women most affected 😂
that old guy has been doing a bunch of talks about this subject during the last few years.
@@yuriy5376😂😂😂🤦🏾♂️
@@elreytritonhe has. But I’ve been red pilled since 2013💯
Youd find some fine young men in suits telling the same stuff. Its that sad.
The 'shortage of workers' line is a fallacy. There's a shortage of companies willing to pay a proper wage, _THAT'S_ the problem!
AGREE!!
But the CEO needs his mansion, beach house, fancy cars, and yacht.
OBVIOUSLY, if there are MILLIONS of people who COULD work and aren't!
That's why they want an open border. Why pay an American decent wages when you can pay an illegal $3.50 an hour for a 15 hour shift with no breaks, no lunch, no benefits, and no rights?
And treat their workers like trash
This reporting is exactly why we're young men are not working. You didn't even interview the people you are talking about. Ignoring young male workforce is the norm now
Complete disenfranchisement.
@blck_khris9799 "Why millenials are the worst, as told by every generation older than them with no chance of defense or rebuttal"
They haven't cared since like 2006.
Their answers are in the statistics.
@@ensignmjs7058😂
Imagine telling multiple entire generations that they have to work fulltime in order to never own a home, never own a car, never take a single paid vacation, no health insurance, zero sick days, no benefits, no OT, no paid lunch breaks, no groceries, no savings, no retirement, no children, no future, and then complaining that they dont wanna work.
Imagine, telling a person if you want something, you have to go out and get it. It's not handed to you. Fear not, now that the Boomers are retiring in droves, there will be lots of jobs. The real question is, what do you have to offer?
Then don't work and you still won't own them.
@@andreivoicu7040 that is EXACTLY what they are doing. Why bother when there is no reward for hard work anymore !
@@kevintunaley5079 then make it happen to exist a reward, strugle, complain, vote, riot. Take control over who is hurting you.
Well how else do you live? Are you living in a tent and hunting for food? I don't want to do that, so I'd rather work. I'd say many are living with their parents, which is understandable. However, if you're over 18 (not in school), and living with your parents, you need to help out around the house and also contribute financially.
I work for a fortune 500 company. We have high turnover loading/unloading trucks for $20/hr, and we have most of those things you mentioned. PTO when you start, insurance options (including a free option w/ high deductible - I think 5k for a single), paid breaks (unpaid lunch), matching 401k and profit sharing. It's not a super complicated job, but it's physical. I started at that position 21 years ago. It's not a job you want to do forever, but it's a good stepping stone position.
"Young men are leaving the workforce at an alarming rate - let's ask several completely out of touch 70 year olds why this is happening". GREAT JOB CNBC.
I'm not sure asking a 25 year old playing video games crying "bro ....Kamala wants to impose unrealized capital gains on me" is much more illuminating.
@@cstuartdc yall wait til 2030 it’s about to get a wholeeee lot worse.
@@cstuartdc those taxes and regulations prevent new companies from being started (and thus more potential jobs)...
@@cstuartdcNice straw man.
@@johndoh3353 Are you saying it won't be any jobs around.
Life went from working for a good life to working to barely survive, often needing help. It’s not a mystery
Prices of everything has increased except wages for years and years.
AND, Jobs promote women only.
Women are praised and get promotions, if you do well, it's just expected
So work for yourself, it's better, believe me
Two Boomers talking about why young men are leaving or can't enter the workforce doesn't help anyone at all
Doubling the workforce led to a very slow, long-term loss of individual purchasing power. Two people have to work to achieve the same level of purchasing power as one who worked more than 150 years ago.
@@corey9313 Exactly! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
they did not interview any of the men in the 25-54 demographic.
Young man here. I want to work. Stop making ridiculous requirements for entry level jobs, start paying livable wages relative to our work area and treat us like human beings is all we ask for. Also cover health insurance costs, dental and PTO since a few generations back our parents had options. If your CEO's and stockholders cant figure it out then have fun with your high turn over!
PREACH! 🙌🏾
this
they'll just hire illegal aliens and immigrants then.
Exactly
62 year old retired truck driver here......I am with you young man! It is not ridiculous to ask for a liveable wage for a reasonable and honest days work. Stay the course young man, and don't let anyone take advantage of you! Prove yourself......and, if an employer doesn't recognize your hard work and treat you fairly......then, move on! Truck driving is not what it once was.....but, consider getting your CDL (Commercial Driving License) ......for, it will prove to be invaluable! Just my two cents young man. 👍👍
Who wants to work 8 to 12 hours a day having to endure incompetent leadership and still come up short paying the bills?
Facts, The manufacturing industry can have this carrot-and-stick mentality. Where they use your job as leverage if you don't play ball. Toxic incompetent leadership indeed, my friend.
NO ONE
yup, especially dealing with lady boss and HR kun ts.
What extra bills, Blowouts, tanning, pedicures, gyms, Iphones
@hugoglenn9741 I said nothing about "extra".
Don't over think it. Want more workers? RAISE PAY. Want more college educated workers? LOWER THE COST OF COLLEGE.
Universities are a business, they don't care
But that doesn't explain why they are so much fewer men in colleges.
@@lSeKToRl what? He literally said cost of college.
Also women are increasingly overtaking men in college admissions (ie. they perform better)
Add to that universal healthcare, something taxes already suffice for. Unfortunately the tax dollars go to the corporations, perpetual warfare and corrupt peoples pockets.
@@leojboby quotas or refuse to go into construction. Never met the woman who was better at Computer Science or Math than I
As a man looking for work, it's the employers posting fake job postings or offering minimum wage. You can't live on minimum wage.
"We're going to be losing that sector of productivity." This video is the wealthy lamenting that their workhorses are no longer buying into the system that doesn't pay fair wages.
It’s hard to maintain wealth when no one wants to buy your overpriced house for several million dollars when the average wage is 50k or below. How dare the working poor complain! I know let’s shame them some more, and call them lazy I am sure that will work!
The issue is that women are more and more going to college and are given jobs that are in offices. The men that get the jobs in an office are Privilege men. If you're not one then sorry. Someone like me that have 2 bach degrees and should be working in an office setting. i am pretty much told sorry I am a non Privilege man so I deserve nothing but labor job. Even though I got good grades in college and earned it fairly and paid out of pocket out of my own money to pay for it. Women have so many scholarships and financial support from the government and private organizations. Google and Microsoft have programs to teach you programming a 6 month program. Men have to pay for it but it's free for women. At the end they only guarantee women a job but men it's up in the air. They tell you that you got to compete and you might get a job. So, for some getting handed jobs they gain experience an can use that to find other jobs. While men have to pay for any education and are not given jobs. They're expected to perform top and be the best of the best globally and if no you won't get a job.
@@bebdaumon3948 Also, don't be Wh!te.
@@donmarek7001 😅😂🤣
It's ok, they support mass immigration to get some new horses.
The juice is no longer worth the squeeze.
There is no such thing as a safe, secure job anymore. Less benefits and pensions too.
@@TrevorWebb-ck2yv Gone are the days when a young man could get a factory job, work there for 30 years, and the company would have his back. There is no appreciation for company loyalty anymore.
bingo when lizzos running wild😂
Exactly, it’s all a smart value comparison.
The value derived from the work I can get is no longer as enticing.
However, spending my limited time in life at home, although needing to be frugal, is stress free and enjoyable. Doing whatever I want to do is so much better.
We are will are all gonna eventually die anyways. Just living life the best I can, it just happens that being unemployed or working part time is the best option for me.
If I am able to somehow raise a family, own my own place and even travel and go out and eat and buy cool things if I work a FT job. I’d probably choose working hard in a FT job.
@@LaiPt I like its like the girl next door movie 😂
Short answer, we're tired. Long answer. Overworked. Underpaid. Then we die with absolutely nothing. Life hasn't been enjoyable at all.
and who wants to play a rigged game? we’ll pass thanks let someone else play along with that bs
I believe that this government wants us to work until we die, that's why everything is so damn expensive now. Senior citizens are tapping into their retirement savings and even going back to the workforce to survive in these tough times. Back in the day people could afford a summer home and go on vacations whenever they wanted.
@@homercorrea7940 I think this is also why they want you to take Social Security as old as possible. They don't want to pay up.
Boo hoo! 😢
@@whatsitlike6392 meanwhile the wealthiest have 1,000 years of their children/grandchildren/great grandchildren not having to work a single job. Never have to bust their butt
Never lift a finger
TEN+ GENERATIONS OF KIDS AND FAMILIES
While the peasants are struggling to survive another day…
Yikes. As a woman watching this video, all I see is a bunch of so-called experts being completely condescending and dismissive as to how a lot of young men are feeling right now, and what they have been dealing with. Not to mention, being entirely dismissive when it comes to the poor quality of jobs being offered to individuals nowadays that some people, particularly men, don't feel are worth working. Low wage jobs that offer little to no benefits are not anything to aspire to. And the fact that this video seems to be more concerned with economic growth to line the pockets of wealthy business owners than it does the welfare or well-being of young men who feel completely broken down and discouraged is very problematic to say the least. This is a terrible video that doesn't even ask any young man in this age demographic what he is feeling, and what are his reasons for not bothering with an obviously broken system.
as a straight white man, if i told you why the corporate media sucks so badly, they'd pretend i was sort of skin head neo nazi... do the math.
Thank you for your acknowledgment and understanding.
Being condisending and dismissive they are just blinding themselves to the simplicity of the situation. In a free market any deals are struck when bough sides are satisfied with what theyre getting. If you want men to work more you need to pay them more.
True but keep raising other women to hate us it's going great. 👌
Don't worry, we won't work harder until we are paid what we are worth. I suggest to everyone to make the money you need and with the time saved you can build your career skills. Don't participate in this unfair market and become a 1099 at your particular skill to the companies that need you but won't admit it.
Why are young men leaving the workforce? Let's ask a bunch of retired boomers.
This is why cnbc and all the big media are completly worthless will be phased out when the boomers die out.
These are people who dedicated their lives to the study of socioeconomics. So just because they’re boomers doesn’t make them invalid. Everything they say is backed by study and research and real numbers.
You will get old too! 😂
Back in my day, I made 25 cents an hour and bought a house when I turned 17. I paid 102 bucks and a goat for it. Now its worth 570,000 dollars. It's so easy!
Theyre interviewing these old boneheads because theyre the ones worried about not having enough pension since theyʼre realizing the very young men they been calling toxic, predators and misogynies for existing no longer want to contribute to their cause
Just remember none of the people in this video care about the unemployed men, they just care about how those unemployed men effect them personally.
Spot on, they’re worried people won’t keep paying into social security and keep the ponzi going.
@@petereese5370 I disagree. Most in the video are working in education - lower paying industry. Also, they took the time to review data and provided reasons why being unemployed for long periods of time is terrible for mental health. They also stressed the importance of financial education from an early age.
@@Times397 Being a college professor is not a low paying position for those who got on the tenure track before those programs started being phased out. Tenured professors make quite a bit of money at a lot of universities, but tenured positions are more and more rare. Just to clue you in a little.
The reason men are significantly unemployed is men want power and money quickly so they can get their dream girl. Because of this, they try to cut corners and get rich like the “celebrities” they see. They don’t want to go to school because it takes time and self discipline-things men are not being conditioned to have.
@@toxichazmat5785 That's odd, sounds like boomers pulled the ladder up behind them and now want you to work 2 jobs to pay for the excess debt they created by being irresponsible and giving themselves high paying do nothing jobs. But why would my parents deliberately ruin my life, then complain they don't have grandkids? It's almost like they're pathological narcissists or something.
People get tired of applying at these fake job ads. I'm in South Florida and I work in IT and I swear the past 3 years I just keep seeing the same job listings over and over
I've been told as a hiring manager that its a state labor requirement to publicly post all our job openings, even when we already have someone we want to offer. Most of the time when we post something, the job was already filled and we never actually even wanted to post it, but are required to for some labor or pay transparency reason apparently.
Also in south Florida, lots of these jobs are 100% commission and borderline scams.
Ghost jobs are real!
Yes. Fake job postings to harvest your personal data as well.
They joining the underground economy
I started a technician job at a manufacturing facility almost two years ago. I’m currently 29. I was told last week there was no chance I would ever move up.
Western media clowns: "men are leaving the workforce" - Interviews everybody else except said men 😅
wow chill out on the antisemitism there bro!
@@vclkufxxbgfdfe Aren't they ALWAYS the root of our problems though?
Sure they are. Always have been too.
@@horseathalt7308 based
Feeling hurt they always say a Hit Dog Hollers quit Hollering @vclkufxxbgfdfe
@@NK-le5ws It the shew fits....lol
As a 34 year old working man, I can honestly say that everyday I wake up wishing I didn’t have to work anymore. The problem isn’t young men. The problem is a work culture that is enslaved to corporate profits over our health and well-being. The problem is corporate greed making life intolerable for society as a whole exacerbating every problem to become worse.
Yeah, don't know about US but here in EU we are not even sure we are going to have a pension since welfare is failing us
If the pension fails here , older people over 65 would have to go to work , it would be utter chaos
You're not wrong. People have played the game and lost big. There's enough social media history backing it to keep people informed in a way they had not been before. My parents relied on photo albums and tv news to construct their narratives for their lives. They had no idea why things were happening, unless they were told by broadcast media or a newspaper.
@@Ali-e5h1b that's true but cultural ignorance persists...for example everyone can Google dioxine, but still there are people who burn rubbish both in cities and fields...as well as cultural divide - never mind social ladder, most people nowadays are born into good jobs, especially considering the cost of a degree and the utter preying of student by the rent and consumer industry
@@mattiafrancescobruni8318pensions have been out since the 80’s or so in the USA. Government positions only. Everyone else has to save to retire. Social security may be something close to an equivalent but yes no one under 50 believe SS will survive to their retirement.
99% of the time these channels blast men but the moment they stop working and the economy comes to a halt they start asking why men aren't contributing to society. Like please just stop
But they all had such hard lives too, it was the same economic situation for them! Or that’s what they always say
Also, women said they don't need men 🤷 This is a trend that is currently going on.
Yeap everytime brother, everytime
Correct
@@CensoredMercyBaby Boomers literally had the best living standards of any generation on earth. They had it all literally
The same reason men are not getting married.
'Why Men Are Leaving Slavery' should be the title of this video.
LMAO
💯🎯
Good to hear from a man not in the work force explaining the dissatisfaction.
Slavery is an overstatement
Oh, you mean they are completely free and independent of their welfare payments?
A report on prime working age men and no interviews with anyone who fits that demographic. 🤦♀️🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦♂️
they always do this lol
What a mockery this is.
Jewnerlism
just ask women they always know the answer. 🤣😂
So ...
What did we miss? What would that have contributed, those one or two personal stories besides illustrating the trends, statistics and theses stated in this program.
I think a lot of men are choosing to not burn themselves out playing a losing game. You used to be able to support an entire family, send kids to college, buy a house, have a stay at home wife, vacation all on one salary…now you can’t even afford to rent a studio on that income.
who even wants to work 60 hours a week! unless the pay is really good🤫
@@Cecilion88292 What job are you looking for?
Most married couples, both the man and the women are working jobs, which is fine. You don’t need to have a wife staying at home if she doesn’t want to.
@@dorino9057 you are right, and I agree. I am a feminist and believe a woman should be able to work is she wants to. That’s not the point I’m trying to make though, I’m saying that ONE uncounted to be enough to uphold an entire family, now both the husband and wife have to work and sometimes two jobs and it’s still not enough.
I'm 42 and that wasn't even that common when I was growing up. My dad ran his own construction company and no way would we have had the life we did if mom didn't also work. I suppose we could have survived on one income but it wouldn't have been pretty. Never knew anyone who had a stay at home wife growing up.
as a retired disabled support help, I would say that the best job right now is to work from home for an investment manager who will hire you to do records. I make over 210k annually.
wow, i have been looking for a job like this for a while now
please, more info on this.. some of my friends have been talking about this , and working for an investment firm remotely from home is my thing!!!
As someone currently employed in this role, I can confirm that being a Financial Records Specialist is the best job ever.
210k yearly wow , please how do i apply also ???
Could you tell me how to apply for this? I really need a job like this.
For the love of God. Stop pretending like you don't know the answer. Pay us more money. There is no incentive to go to school, get into a mountain of debt, and get paid chump change. While still relying on a second income to make ends meet. Stop scratching your heads like this is such a difficult thing to solve. PAY US MORE.
Yes, but why do you need to be paid more? Because of taxes and costs imposed by regulations and inflation (which is just another tax). Basically, those who want to work are being forced to subsidize those who do not, with predictable consequences.
Amen!!! Alahouha!!!👏🏿🙏🏿✊🏿 someone had to say it!!!
In the meantime, while you all keep whining where all you at? Hanging out at the beach ?
It's not just that. Men, especially white men, are not treated very well in today's society. This also explains the rise of a right wing populist like Trump.
@@YorickReturns Taxes is nothing new. What is New is now buisness are buying up all the homes, there increasing the price of all goods, and health insurance refuses to pay. All tax cuts will do is weaken the USA military, police, fire department, school system, and infrastructure. Time for your boss to sell one of there "Toys" and pay the people who keep keep them rich.
Whats hilarious is that all the "experts" talking are not "prime age men"
And, doing the interview from Home.
All of us are working harder than ever and getting nowhere. We're sick of it. I'm 32 myself and am planning on stopping work asap and living a very frugal 5-6 years out of a van. I'm tired of working, 14 years now without more than 2-3 weeks of time off a year. That's not a life at all. Previous generations could at least see results from working hard. We work hard and are literally going backwards. Financially, mentally, physically, emotionally it ain't worth it.
These "experts" are clueless. Same with this channel's owner
bingo lol
Hilarious but indicative
@@therighteouswaytog0same. I’m reorganizing my finances to work part-time and just enjoy my life in semi-retirement.
Why are these boomers giving their opinion about young men? You should interview the young men themselves instead. These boomers with half a mil in retirement account with their house paid off couldn’t care less about how young men are struggling
Because young men just want to cry and never propose any solutions.
Its the poor boomers who rely on social security and medicare will get shafted when their ordinary income and healthcare cost is cut, delayed, or flat out not given out. And then they are the same Baby Boomers who would vote againsts their concience in-favor of Conservative idealists to owned the liberul minded folks who wanted everything fair.
@@Rice10120strong men also cry. Strong men… also… cry
@@Rice10120 how would you know if they're not even being interviewed? Learn to read genius
@@KP99 because they are all over the internet crying and whining.
3-5 years of experience for borderline minimum wage
why bother 😂
Don't you just love how they present the issue as if the workers are the bad guys who are threatening the economy.
That's how they feel. Like, don't forgit! This is all connected. They're all friends.
Effumm.
A video about young men where they interview zero young men. Keep it up CNBC!!
Disgusting how these experts care more about the impact on the economy than on men.
That's CNBC. They always front-run a horrible event followed with "so how does this affect stocks?". "So the war in Ukraine is ramping up, millions are dying....how will this affect Ratheon amd Black Rock?"
You're not supposed to notice that!
Haha, which is exactly why it needs to be said!
Just highlights how society (which the experts are a gatekeeper for and of) really views young men -- WHY ARENT YOU WORKING FOR LOW PAY AND MAKING US PROFIT!?!?!?!?
No. Not disgusting. They just speak of socioeconomic research over long periods of time with good granularity.
Why would i work my ass off for companies that make billions but i can barely afford food and rent. Cost of everything has made life miserable. Housing loans are a joke. Rent prices are sky rocketing.
"Hear that, young men? Instead of being PEOPLE, with dreams and needs and so forth, you're a commodity, yet again described as a wallet to be picked or a resource to be harvested. And they wonder why people are walking away."
yup im hearing that. Thats why I live on the bare minimum and I aim to give this society absolutely NOTHING.
@@donmarek7001 I realized that during my childhood when I was constantly left alone and in need while girls are lifted up and told they can be anything they dream of
No need to work when you know you're going to inherit wealth from your grandparents.
And let's not forget that DEI and Feminist recruitment policies now actively shun Young Men from not only applying but then having to work in these overly-feminised and Men-hostile environments.
I am almost out of the workforce and I am shocked at how difficult it is for these Young Men.
Maybe Society needs to learn a hard lesson about the innate value of Young Men?
Damn I heard it loud and clear and enough is enough
I am 46 and I am getting sick of people my age and older playing dumb...Why did you not talk to young men..... 1.We privatized vocational education...2.We made higher education a profit center. 3.We destroyed the unions. 4.The boomers our the most selfish generation in world history.
your not a baby boomer, not even close
Amen
That's right the little boys don't even understand a honest days work. Sux it junior.
you hit it on the head. which is why you’re comment will be buried by the powers that be lmao.
Hit that nail on the head. I'm 42 and right there with you, sold the "American Dream" and all I got was a mediocre dead end job with a Masters degree and 20 years under my belt. It's not a nightmare, but it damn sure is not what that high school guidance counselor was selling.
Employers do not deserve working men.
employers refuse to hire American Men, they overwhelming prefer women and Foreign Men, you can check the data. something like 97% of jobs go to women and foreign men , with the remaining 3 percent available to American men of all races.
This is fake news. Federal government has a 2% acceptance rate as a full-time employer. The labor market doesn't want to hire men, especially not black American men.❤😂😢😮😅😊
They’re not interested in them either, they prefer ironically low skilled or unskilled labor from developing countries. Then the left side of political spectrum has no problem whatsoever with providing anyone and everyone, but local workers, opportunities and money.
Also, companies talk a big game but will filter out anyone and everyone who doesn’t have the perfect career path; excludes everyone from the developing world of course.
Some employer/managers are rude, cruel and nasty.
Why are you asking Baby Boomers, and not Millenials and Gen Zers about why theyare out of work? 18-25 year olds are not Baby Boomers.
The only way to win a rigged game is not to play.
I want to agree with you. The only way to not lose is to not play. But we can’t win.
Or to buy the corporations (stock) and sit on your a$$
@@123lowp good luck beating the front running quants and dark pool Zionists.
Just get disability for depression and get easy money! A lot of people in souther California do it.
@@underdogtv2855 say more! Ha ha.
Kind of funny when they zoom call a bunch of 65 year old 'experts' giving interviews from their well furnished town homes instead of, I don't know, asking men between the ages of 25 and 45 what's up. Sorry we're not your cash cow, zoom professionals.
Homie said status matters more than wages to men HAHAHAHHA
There is no investment in men. No investment, no growth...
You have to have a record of success before anyone invests in you.
@@Jimraynor45 Huh? We're living in a world built by men, men who were trained in trades, and provided well paying manufacturing, construction jobs right out of high school. They didn't have to go into debt first. The investment was there, and that's why there was growth...
@@Jimraynor45and there lies the problem! So should we invest in children only when they get a job?😂😂
@@Jimraynor45 That's why there is risk in investments! Higher risk, higher reward. Modern society has catered to safe zones, liberalism menaics, echo chambers that safeguard weak people that want to feel better about themselves. Employers want to lower this risk by hiring obedient slaves. they do not want thinkers, they do not want capable men that can do change!
Go read Good to Great, once America cared about going great, now it is all about safe zones!
no but a ton of investment in women. Let them make them work those jobs.
I love being referred to as a “prime age male” like I’m a slack of ribs at a BBQ
No women = No motivation
No children = No motivation
No family = No motivation
No future = No motivation
Don't forget:
No retirement (inflation outpaces social security raises)
No house (unless it's in Detroit where you have a 75% chance of getting m*rdered)
No semi-decent health insurance (unless you're willing to pay $600/mo premiums)
No right to self-defense in many states (you have to let the criminal take your sh*t or you go to jail)
Thats so pathetic.
@@chikari123 It is and its our current reality.
No women? 50% of the population is comprised by womem, it's not like they are a rare pokemon that you need to find.
@@pliniojr95 He means having no relationships i guess.
I retired at 54. I got tired of being treated like a lying piece of trash by my employer. I had to get out for my mental and physical health.
do tell more.
Were you financially ready to retire at 54?
If so, sounds like you lived a productive, decent-income Adult life.
Are you still living in the U.S.?
Do you work parrttime for side money?
Or Are fuilly-fully retired :)
everyone realizing they've been treated like slaves all this time...
It's called "Wage-SLAVERY" for a reason.
Not really its just men complaining lmaoo
@@AK255. Bot
@@AK255.🤡
That’s capitalism baby
Men are not motivated by a service economy. Men want real jobs.
Men want women who don't get rewarded for divorcing them.
Rigid social hierarchy, lack of opportunities, no health insurance coverage regardless of income, telling low income men they're inferior to rich men, getting men and women to hste each other.
Its not a mystery except to journalists.
Yeah, and sometimes the feeling of depending on someone else to feed your family.
exactly especially this channel which always purposes their narrative
Their narrative is the reason why this issue exist and continue increasing in the future
It’s just carrot and the stick. Women have always been the carrot. Now with women saying 80% of men are unattractive then there’s no reason to keep working. Make a little and live your life. Men still want the same thing it’s women that rejected it
women work easier jobs and gain the same as physical jobs only men can do due to woke ideologies.
They do not look at female data which might be offsetting some of these statistics. Perhaps males, these days, are more socially acceptable to staying at home and taking care of the kids. This in turn may increase female workforce participation. This is not a bad thing rather just a change in trend 😅. Data is just trash information if one does not look at it appropriately.
I'm one of those people and not ashamed of it. Worked myself down to the bones since age 15, and now I'm taking a break.
Ditto! All our taxes going to old people that hate us, illegals that hate us, and politicians that hate us.
#JustQuit #StopFundingThem #Work4Self
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
me too
Man up
We need to normalize “breaks” for adult workers. Got my first job at 16 and worked since then. Then, I had a massive anxiety attack that lasted for a week and I didn’t have anxiety! Took a 2.5 year sabbatical and re entered the workforce better than ever. Enjoy your break my dear friend ❤ you deserve it
Physically disabled; Every company I've applied to for the past 6 years has ghosted me. This isn't a problem of people refusing to work, it's a problem of companies being far too picky with their choices, to the point where practically everyone's getting refused and people like me are getting pushed out of society.
And of course the "voluntary disclosure" isn't so voluntary when employers view "I don't want to answer" as "I'm disabled", but will also accuse you of lying if you say "not disabled" then get a tummyache.
no they ghost you because you use semi colons like a karen
Didn’t interview a single young man. This video was not actually about trying to find an answer
My husband is unemployed. We have 2 kids and he has a college degree. He doesn’t do drugs or drink. He just is unable to find a good paying job. He applied for 300 jobs and not getting interviewed. He even has great work history!!!
Don't give up! The job market has been tough since last year, and your husband is not alone. Keep it up and keep looking, the bright day is ahead of us. One thing I've learned about job hunting is that you can fail one thousand times, but all you need is just ONE success and your life will be back on track.
@@kenchu5900 Gamblers Fallacy
300? Try 3,000+ lol. And we get shat on for it not working out lol
It shows that the "just get educated and work hard" advice isn't always enough in today's economy. Your story puts a real, human face on the statistics we often hear about unemployment and underemployment.
Instead of going for a good paying job he needs to go for any kind of job? Or would doing so remove unemployment benefits that today is higher than a low-paying job?
When men can’t afford to live on their own, and or raise a family it’s frankly not worth it.
I don't have a problem with working. I just don't have the tolerance for people who make your job harder to do.
Word☝🏽
The deal:
I get no house, you get no worker.
My brother quit the workforce at 38. He was trying to save up money for retirement, but because of the stress at work, his health was failing, and was spending more for his health than he could save. So when he eventually quit work, his health became better. I also have a boss who worked himself to death. He did get wealthy, but when he got sick he found soon enough that getting rich was useless as there was no cure for his disease. Also, my brother gave up on having a family, if he couldn't even provide and have time for himself, then he didn't want his children to suffer for it.
That's the thing, we don't know how long we will live. Working to only look forward to retirement is just depressing. Add to that politicians raising the retirement age instead of taxing higher income earners, is maddening.
big facts money doesn't matter if you're a workaholic. Like who cares if you make million's of dollars if you can never enjoy it? Health matters more if you can get by i.e. pay your bills and have some money left over, for say, hobbies you're wealthy in an emotional/mental sense
Since he quit his job, how is he surviving? Is he just living off of his parents now being a burden to them?
Been there!!!
same here. almost had a heart attack at 36. lol. crazy. i left the white collar workforce at 47. now just do gig work. a lot happier. no kids or wife so don't need a ton of money
Why are you interviewing old bitter boomers and women, but not interviewing the young men?
they couldn't find any. they are all busy jacking their johnsons to the latest hub updates in their aunt's basement
Who has the most to loose from the truth getting out and men not working?
can't find any because most of them are stay in parents house basement.
Because they know if they interview the young men these young men was going to expose them.
@@brainletsYT sounds like a better life then working
Saving up to move overseas is sounding better and better everyday now
Yep best decision I did moved my mother out too
Best decision I ever made was leaving the us
PASSPORT BROS STAND UP 🫡
Come to Netherlands. Pay is good. Work is less stressful than in US. You will find work as an english speaker.
That's what I'm doing but I'm a foreigner so it's a bit different for me due too an emotional attachment but I support the Passport movement full on. But they should be careful about where they go
"Schrödinger's labor shortage" is a phenomenon where, simultaneously, people are massively unemployed and corporations are complaining about a lack of workers.
Young men are depressed and lost. Women and old men most affected.
As Hillary Clinton said : " Women are the primary victims of war "
Any society that pushes that tripe deserver to fall on its face.
HOW COULD THE PATRIARCHY DO THIS!? /s
You don’t need us, remember?
Exactly!! They keep saying it.
And don't forget how terrible and toxic we all are in the workplace, unlike wo men!
So how do you support yourself with no job?
@@serenajoy9060with a strong independent boss babe 😊
@serenajoy9060 - From age 41, I stayed with and took care of my elderly parents. When my father died two years ago, I got his life insurance and lived on that until I could put in for my pension this year.
This is America's fault for low wages and high inflation. The job market is a damn joke. In the 1950s thru the 90s you could have a decent life but now can't even buy a value meal at McDonald's.
Fast food and eating at restaurants is a luxury these days
Corporate Greed
Thanks to Reaganomics.
Yup. It’s America’s fault.
You could have more than a decent life. You could have a cabin on a lake.
I am working AND looking for a job in my area of study because no one wants to hire a recent grad with no experience.
Why should I contribute to a society that’s demonized me and left me all alone
The society fails as a whole. No such thing as perfect and will never be the dream some people want. Best to abandon it period.
In what way?
@@zamasumaycry3325 Your toxic masculinity is showing.
@@K.S.Nichols lmao
@@K.S.Nichols what? Lol
Let’s keep it real. Atrocious mid management that disrespects you and micromanages you. My last job things got personal to the point I would have done a stint in county jail if I stayed around to experience more disrespect. I was unemployed 4 months until getting a new job. Let’s treat people like humans and they’ll want to work.
Middle management are leaving to. The greatest ploy ever from the very top was to make workers take everything out on middle managers so both these poorly paid labor groups infight instead of join together against the top.
Exactly... and abhorrent, backstabbing coworkers, as well.
And pay decent wages with benefits
You must be lazy and entitled. Because, only the lazy and entitled complain and make excuses.
@@racpatricenah minimum wage and no benefits is the best they can do.
Does anyone notice how out of touch everyone in this video sound like?
They aren't out of touch. They are deliberately trying to push an agenda
What do you expect from leftist media? They should all be on TRT in the first place.
Why do these videos about young people always interview nothing but boomers?
@@brandonraphael5809facts
@@brandonraphael5809 Asking a butcher how cows feel inside a butchery 🤷♂️🤦♂️
Unbelievable 🙂↕️
They cut the interview with a 25 year old guy smoking black and milds outside the construction site because he blamed political corruption and decadent societal excesses.
It's simple: I don't want to be a wage slave. It's not worth it.
So why you’ll do instead? Lie on the beach? Lemme guess “start my own business” then you’re a slave to the banks and clients. Life is work either way
@@manoftomorrow5987 No just live with my parents and hope they leave me some inheritance. And in the meantime, do some private tutoring for only a couple hours each day to take care of my expenses. Find a way to make this work.
Why do I need to commute 2-3 hours everyday for an abusive company where I'll be paid poverty wages anyway?
@@anuragchakraborty8766 damn bro…good luck
So you'd rather be a parasite on your parents than work for a living aka "wage slave"?
@anuragchakraborty8766 living with your parents is ok but don't be a leech, share all the expenses with them that way it's beneficial to both. That's what I've done, it's enabled me to not be worked into exhaustion and it's helped my parents finally save some money for retirement.
I’m done. Society has turned its back on me and gaslights me like it’s all my fault. Screw you and screw this society
make soap instead.....
Volunteer yourself to help other people in whatever capacity that interest you. There are many, many groups that need your help.
@@natalievision nope no thanks
Have they considered increasing wages? No, just call people lazy? Okay...
You could work as hard as your father did at the same job and not be able to afford what he was able to. These "experts" then wonder why people look for alternatives to that losing game.
This video is the exact reason why men leaving the workforce.
And they (the people on this clip) will ask, "how come?"
Ah yes, a sector notorious for gatekeeping and filled with people who refuse to teach the rookies, while simultaneously complaining "nobody wants to work". Gee, who wouldn't want to go into the trades?
Not to mention the older guys only want to hire you to abuse your body since youre young. If youre like early 30s what are you going to do, go to a trades apprenticeship for 5 years? Then you have like what 10 good years left for actually working before you have physical problems, maybe another 5 if youre lucky. Then you have to look for guys to work under you and do the same scam on them.
the thing about the trades that you only make a lot of money when you own your own business. Otherwise you are just a slave who is abused.
@@1boi593 That's precisely why I can't stand Mike Rowe's push for people to go into the trades: he's not being honest.
All those workers are making big bucks now because there's a shortage. Everyone shifting to the trades, instead of college, would be repeating what happened with college over the last 20 years.
The trades would be flooded with new people and those high salaries that Rowe loves to dangle in our faces would disappear, or hoarded by the more senior tradesmen.
You guys need to move north, leave the city and go work in a remote town for power utility. Our heavy duty mechanics are now making more than an engineer. The company pays to move you and if you're remote your wage is higher. If you work nights there's shift differential, you're paid more. Overtime starts at double, 3 weeks vacation plus 17 "flex" days plus sick days. After 10 years you get another week off, they do that twice more if you stick around. Then, when you retire you've got a defined benefit pension which tops out at 75% of the average of your 5 highest earning years. This same setup is for all our union workers, Linesmen, electricians, vegetation management. So yeah. With all that, we're still having a tough time hiring. Go figure.
My brother in law was an apprentice electrician and he wanted to take the test and become a journeyman, but the place he worked would not let him take it. He and my sister eventually were able to their own home maintenance and cleaning business. The big businesses who get into home repair/maintenance tend to be pretty slimy. The small and one person businesses are usually the best. I wish more home owners realized that.
I am 30 years old guy and the reason I am not working right now is because nobody wants to hire me
True so then start a TH-cam channel or start your own business or remote job online
@@brittneyyoung1882 Remote job online? Wtf is this, 2020? There is no jobs online, all ghost jobs, those that aren't require 15 years of experience you'll never have. Starting your own business without funds is the best way to immediate bankruptcy. A TH-cam channel is so unlikely to become popular, you might as well just gamble away your savings.
@brittneyyoung1882 What a r*tarded advice not everyone can do that 😂
@@brittneyyoung1882 riiiigghhht
So where are those 500,000 construction vacancies?
A college education has been oversold. When i was in high school in the 80s, we were told flat out that without a college degree, we'd be failures, losers. We need to bring back vocational training and apprenticeships.
When I interviewed for a IT gig, I was picked over hundreds of college grads because I was the only one that answered every question right. The recruiter called me back in disbelief and told me my stars must be aligned, but what they needed was someone with know how. I am still working in the IT industry and moved up the ladder quick; very humble and thankful in today’s times with job security being abysmal. I notice a lot of elders are bringing their kids in teaching them the trade; I’m hoping to do the same.
@@BigHoTzMuZikCongrats, very skilled or extremely lucky( maybe both).
@@BigHoTzMuZik It's based on being lucky. The issue is that people that went to college you're not just taking IT classes. You have to take general ed like math, english, etc. So, it's not like you get to focus 100% on IT. After all that they have to review the material to prepare for interviews but if you're applying all over and constantly getting ghosted or no call backs then you get a couple jobs where you have to test for it and there's not enough time to review before hand. Experience is how you can easily pass those tests. In college you get problems in theory but you don't actually really work a real job and know the real issues in detail. You can get burnt out from college and from applying to jobs that require hoops like online tests or in person tests. the college grades are sick of taking tests. They think after getting a college degree they shouldn't need to take a test.
Vocational training is another pipe dream. I graduated top of my class in HVAC, and all I got for years was "how much experience do you have?", And that'd be the end of it.
It's only because of that that you blue collar types are well paid. When more young men "Wake up" blue collar work will soon pay around minimum maybe a bit more if its really tough like it is in most of the rest of the world.
young men aren't participating in the workforce as former generations did! we asked senior citizens and women why young men don't do so
- mainstream media
I was told for years that we needed to increase the percentage of women in the workforce, so in a way we’re doing our part
@DaveDavis-ml5ic I’m good with women not going to work either, as my wife retired at 26 I would be a hypocrite otherwise
And our ex-president told everyone that they do a better job than us at everything, so they should be able to handle everything just fine!
About 70% of income taxes are paid by men. Over 70% of welfare is paid to women. Over 70% of consumer debt is held by women. About 70% of all U.S. student loan debt is held by women. About 98% of alimony is paid by men to women. Men are REFUSING to be a part of a corrupt, anti-male system. #FeminismIsCancer #CulturalMarxism #NeoMarxism #Postmodernism #ToxicFeminism
“Women can do everything men can and better!”
I wanna see that squad lifting us!
Black women always worked. Specify who you're actually talking about.
……I worked until age 47, never had kids, paid off my house, and retired. Thanks for the inheritance dad!
Based! Stay healthy and enjoy your hobbies bro
@eddieg6436 How much did you save up before choosing to retire?
@@PorterPickUp At 47 I’d paid off my home, and rent a room out to a friend (he pays all utilities and extra cash I put toward my property taxes….so the property taxes are basically free to me). It’s a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home and I hardly ever see him. I also have a paid off condo I rent out down the street. My Roth has about 800K in it, my traditional IRA (work 401K) has about $350K in it, but I’m converting it in chunks to a Roth for tax reasons. I have a Chase Private Client account with around $120K in it to live off of until I’m 62 in 7 years. At age 59 1/2 I’ll be able to access the Roth, but don’t plan to touch it until around 62 when I’ll start collecting Social Security. So on my own I saved pretty well and all of that doesn’t include an inheritance from my father which is substantial and includes a Chicago house rented out near Northwestern. (Be nice to your parents even if you don’t get along with them!!).
No inheritance here. We invested well for 35 years, stayed in the market through many declines and retired at 56. We also paid for 3 college educations.
You failed not having kids
We live in a society that repsects con-men more than dishwashers. Its hard enough to get up and go to work but we also have to deal with angry nasty people who don't know how to treat others with respect.
The kind of society that would give El Chapo honorary business degrees.
Pain in the ass customers and managers are not new things.
And con women ...
Fake tatas lips makeup eye lashes bbl
Fair point. Quality of work environment means a lot.
The billionaires and warm0ngers are lined up to support Kammy and Tim.
I'm a 24 year old american man living in the midwest, I havent worked a job since 2019. I live with my parent. Why should I work when I cant even afford a piece of land and a little shack in america, that costs $50,000 just to live a "rural" homestead life and get started. I'll go back to work when I get paid $30/hr for 40 hours a week, Until then I'm playing video games all day until something changes. I can keep this up for another 20 years because my parent likes that I live with them. I say let it all burn.
Based af
I'm in this age range as a male, and for me I can't find a job, a good paying job.
I hate to blame society, but when employers use long term job gaps, lack of experience, wonky work history, etc, this sets up men to fail.
Plenty of jobs offering 19 bucks per hour. Just enough to pay bills but no chance for advancement
I am in my 30s. I have worked only a labor job not able to afford to live on my own. I have 2 degrees in finance and accounting. There's jobs but all entry jobs want 5 to 10 years of work experience specifically in that particular job. They want 5 to 10 years working at for example A/R accounts receivable. If you worked 6 years at A/P accounts payable.. that won't qualify you because these jobs are 2 different departments even though they're both accounting and if you did one and have a college degree in it you can do the other job. This is how messed up the workforce is. However, these rules are only for men. If you're a woman they will take what they can. I applied to a job at my local city for an accounting clerk job. They wanted a college degree holder with majoring accounting. They wanted 5 years experience. I applied anyways. They never called or anything. After 2 months they took the job down and then reposted the job only requiring a high school diploma doing the same job. They then put preferred 5 years of work experience. I applied again. I had to go thru hoops. I had to take an online exam which was timed and it tested us on our math and accounting skills. If you passed you got to be able to take a in person scantron test. This again test you on math, logic, and accounting skills. They would take the top 5 that scored the highest and then make them take 2nd in person exam which was using MS office using excel and a accounting calculator. This exam was given only one specific day. If you can't make it you forfeit the job. I pass the online exam, go in person to a scantron exam and was part of the top 5 people. I then was told the day to take the 2nd in person exam. I went to it and was the only one that went to the exam. No one else was there. I was there on time. It was 10am I was in the parking lot at 8am doing some minor review of the material. Then at 9:30am I walked in and sat and waited. Then at 10am the lady giving the exam she made me wait until 10:30am. She was calling the other 4 people and leaving messages. Then she just tested me and then I got an interview with 5 people the financial director of the city a woman, the HR lady, it was all women. The finance department is 100% women. I go for my interview and I had to sit and wait. I find out there's another person that got an interview before me. There was an old lady in her late 40s that walked out of the conference room meaning she just had the meeting for the job. I was the 2nd one and that was it. They only interviewed 2 people and that lady got the job. She has 10 years of work experience in working at an office. She has a high school diploma. That was it and never worked as an accountant but she knew people that worked in side the city. She got the job and I didn't. 1 year later I see them posting a job for a CPA for $25 an hour to fix their books. They failed their annual audit. I can go on and on and see how the country favors women over men. I see no benefits for a man to get married nor why work? The workplaces are more and more women and it's more toxic. More gossiped then ever.
That doesn't seem to affect women.
@@calvinhoward3808 Men and Women switched places. Now you see what women have gone through all these decades.
I'm not being critical, I'm genuinely curious. Have you considered getting new skills to open new opportunities? Like learning a trade or working in oil fields or construction? It's not easy but pay can be very lucrative with minimal formal education.
This comment section warms my heart I'm glad to see men awakening to the matrix they were born into.
Why should they work? Work 2-3 jobs while still being poor not being able to afford anything while still living in your car. Yet still have the nerve to call them lazy. A real shocker huh!
And they have the audacity to propose removing government heath care coverage to those at the bottom. Talk about kicking someone while they are down.
You are mislead by online gurus. Through all history it was work to survive. US in 1950-1990 was the only time in history that one nation completely dominated others economically and technologically. Thats why one men could easily sustain a family of four. That time is never and i mean never coming back. So better start looking for work if you want a "solid" life. Or if you prefer stay unemployed, it doesnt matter to me. But this is the reality.
@@nocapproductions5471I really like this comment. However I’d only like to make one tiny critique in saying the “roaring twenties” after our WW1 victory was quite an economic boom. Especially for the time as well. Coming from a 108 y/o who grew up as a child during those times! It was quite a contribution to the Industrial Revolution, and led to lots of business startups. Most of which failing less than ten years later during the Great Depression. Then FDR came along (many others as well played factors FDR is just the one who generally falsely takes credit) and created the post WW2 economic boom that created EXACTLY what you’re talking about until 1987. However other economists like myself could debate the year/date though this would be pretty meaningless. You men need to be strong. Get money, and foreign entities out of politics. Have strong children and raise them to be strong loving men. It’s back to hard times. This is common, and is the natural consequence/reality of a “consumer based” economy that’s also capitalist, and in favor of corporate over employee profits. How this isn’t an obvious problem I don’t know, but it most certainly is. Good luck gentlemen. You’ll need it. I hope I passed some wisdom as my days are numbered. I hope the best for ya, I really do.
You say that like it's the only option. If Americans reclaim their government and the rights provided to them in the constitution and laws, then we can regulate industry to bring back stable work-life balance. The upper class and foreign actors are exploiting American labor and industry - none of this is random and none of this is intended to benefit everyday Americans.
@@MeatballSandwich what 2 or 3 jobs are they working?
It amazes me how surprised these people are. Everything is unaffordable. If a man can't eran, save, and build for the future; then the incentive to work is removed.
I’m a male and worked hard until my early 30’s with the hopes of marrying and owning a home. I’m 37 now and see marriage as a scam and home ownership unattainable. Why would I keep busting my hump working 60 hours a week pursuing a pipe dream? Now I just work on temporary gigs and investments and take it easy . With my savings maybe I’ll move to Mexico one day and own a home.
Hell yeah dude. I'm 23 right now and I'll make money for a while in the US and then retire somewhere in Asia or Europe and live the easy life.
You nailed it, marriage is a scam. I love seeing men smarten up and beat the system. I wish I knew about marriage fraud 20 years ago.
Move to Mexico, Mexico is good.
Thus taking a home from a Mexican worker and raising their home values.
@@franwex Plot twist my friend: I’m a Mexican citizen.
“50% of women childless and single by 2030.”
Look at the other half of the equation. By default, a larger percentage of men will also be childless and single.
A wife and kids are a huge motivator for men to work and produce. Without that necessity, many men will just opt out from the grind which oftentimes was abusive and predatory anyways.
Also, college and corporate work is mostly a sham and men are pivoting away from it.
So to recap, fewer responsibilities and little to gain = walk away.
They girl bossed too close to the sun and now the people who wouldve kept society running have no reason to fund womens frivolous lifestyles
I wondered how many comments before women were blamed. I had a coworker post why he can't get a girlfriend. It's because he acts like a child. Lives with mom in his childhood bedroom. He goes to dragon Con and dresses up like cartoon/super heros etc.
@@anniealexander9616 Lol so? Living with your parents is cheaper. Nothing wrong with having hobbies, sounds way better than scrolling social media or going to clubs like women always do
@@fluffystagbeetle4526 It's not me online asking why. Living with parents is great up until a certain age. But after a while, it just shows immaturity. Hobbies should evolve with age.
@@anniealexander9616 And what hobbies do you have mam? And what is an appropriate age to stop being with parents. Share with the class
Corporations shocked that their slaves no longer want to work! News at 11.....
In other news.... those corporations have been caught posting ghost fake jobs, leaving men to endlessly keep applying for them.
😂😂😂😂
its not even that, they just refuse to hire American men, the only jobs we can get are grueling manual labour jobs that have high cancer risks.
CNBC is the Corporate channel (even more than the other networks).
You said it dude!!!!
Everybody wants to work, nobody wants to hire.
CNBC doesn't care about interviewing young men, why would employers care about hiring them?
It's more profitable to put out ghost jobs and sell the data from the applicants
"Prime age man" here, there are no opportunities that make working hard worth the sacrifice anymore. We cant buy a home, we can barely pay our bills, everything is getting more and more expensive with barely any social safety nets for if you get sick or disabled. I would much rather do the absolute bare mininum to earn enough to pay the bills and actually enjoy my life with the time i would of spent working
God bless you brother, I'm doing the same. I'm a "prime age male", who doesn't want to spend his "prime age" slaving away for nothing. They can go tell some "prime age females" to get back in the kitchen.
you'll never do anything with that attitude, dont just give up
I came to the same conclusion. Once I have enough money for housing, car and food, what more do I need? Why work 40 hours a week if 20 hours is enough to sustain me in a comfortable manner?
@@dynomitejoneseveryone giving up would actually do something.
@@SweBeach2023 don’t fall victim to the incel attitude of OP, you will never be as young as you are now and Old you will thank you. Unless you’re okay with suffering in middle and old age then go nuts man, life is what you make of it.
This low energy dejection to not working toward a better future is pathetic. Nobody is going to save you when you set yourself up to be a victim of a difficult world. And that doesn’t even mean working 100 hours but it’s putting 100% into improving yourself and your life. And if you can’t get there mentally, do therapy, get testosterone supplements, go outside, anything. It’s not cheating when every sad sack is forming an echo chamber convincing you it’s okay to be a bum. Get serious.
Don't ruin your body working hard men, you'll never be compensated for it unless you own the business. A lot of woman with degree's in there 20's and 30's are making 60-100k+ without breaking there backs.
My district manager fits that description. Makes about $115k while I hit 25,000 steps at work yesterday with zero help from her.
@@davida730 Ive had quite a few managers that were female and they made out to be the worst managers Ive ever had. They're much more different at men while handling stress.
Yup. It’s the women’s fault.
I guess higher education is worth it then, but college costs have to come down.
Yeah they’re making 100k+ while having tons of debt, lol. No thanks.
Gee, it's almost as if corporations taking advantage of their workers for several decades is finally having consequences.
We are ignored. In the dating world, in the corporate world, in Politics... you name it..... and we are leading in cases of self-deletion. Wonder why.
I know I'm not the only man in my 30s completely broken and disassociated at this point.
I turned 30 in April man , and i completely agree . Only reason I work still is girlfriend and kids if not for them I’d be living in Alaska and hunt or something . Society is a joke
Some young men don’t even want to live anymore. What is so surprising about this? Most suicides are men…
That’s interesting cause yall wouldn’t care if this problem only affected black men .
@@Thatdudekay2 ragebait or fact, call it
@@Thatdudekay2 black men have always been disenfranchised by society and historically no one has ever gave a damn. its only now that its happening to white men that its a issue now.
I mean that's always been that way. I think due to testorone. Normal
@@Thatdudekay2I wouldn't, but I'm not American so it's okay to be racist?
No wife, no kids, who really needs to work. The women got this.
The future is female 😂😂
May be. But having family is not an obligation. People are not slaves who should live the life they don't want to live.
@@user-iq4ow3fn1thaving a family is natural though. Only until very recently has it been distorted into this "obligation" perspective, as if its hindering your life as opposed to enhancing it.
Thats how we were designed, to mate and procreate. Obviously not everyone will, but thats what used to be completely normal.
@@user-iq4ow3fn1tHuh? Everyone comes from a "family" no one said a thing about an obligation a declining in having kids usually comes from economic issues
@@johnfisher8401I had to babysit my nieces and nephews when I was young, and it was the worst. Who would want that noisy burden?
I find this video so odd. You interviewed several people who are not even close to the demographic you're talking about.
They are experts, yeah, but it's kinda useless not engaging with the very group you are apparently so worried about.
Also, as an employed young man, this video fails to mention that it's a pretty hopeless future. We work so hard knowing we'll likely never own a home or afford families. I only work because it's better to be hopeless with money than hopeless and broke.
Work isn’t worth it. Work til your hands bleed and your feet fall off, just to go home to an apartment that’s 75% of your pay so you’ll never be able to earn enough to buy a house.
Correct 👍
Pay people an actual living wage and stop treating Us like crap.
This video was so corporate. We see through your lies. We see what you want.
What do you suppose they want?
Exactly they know the real reason but they don't wont to admit it.
@@nessparadis6948 you on your knees
monkey lives mtter
Corpos can never just tell the full truth can they? It's not in their nature
I dont blame anyone for choosing to drop out. Wages are so low you'll be poor regardless; so wheres the incentive? Look up the median and average wages across the South East USA its truly sad.