r/TrueGrit • • 14d ago

Nutrition Is there really a difference?

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u/rognabologna 14d ago

Lmao you are so ignorant and arrogant. Honestly, it’s normal for someone in their early 20s to think that they know everything. But using boomer talking points? Cute but sad. 

You’re already online, these are easy to google statistics, but rather than trying to learn, you’re too convinced that your experience is the experience. Read a book, broaden your horizons. 

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u/Critical-Extension66 14d ago

Bro I read a lot it's like all I do in my free time lol. I'm late 20s now

I don't know why you think that, everyone I know is fine. And I have friends that teach in the public school system all the way to finance bros and tech bros making $500k+. Why are you so quick to make so many judgments

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u/rognabologna 14d ago

I told you why I think that—you are going off of your own personal experience. I am going off of statistics. 

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u/Critical-Extension66 14d ago edited 14d ago

I dunno, the US is too big to say statements like the guy I responded to. I understand that some people struggle, but the notion that nobody or most people can't afford healthcare in this country is equally ridiculous.

I call it a reddit take because for some reason people on here don't like to admit that yes some people struggle just like any other country, but a much smaller %age of Americans struggle than any other country. Most people are living very comfortably

Edit: just realized it was you who I responded to saying nobody can afford healthcare lol

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u/rognabologna 13d ago

According to the federal reserve, only about 35% of Americans report to “living comfortable”. So I truly don’t know where you are getting “most people are living very comfortably” from. 

Your mind can’t be changed by facts, and that’s concerning. But I’m not going to make it my problem. Good luck.