The amount I spent on college versus the amount that they spent on college
their pension versus my pension
cost of their home versus cost of my home
amount of adults in their household that had to work to support a family versus amount of adults in my household that have to work to support a family
Their CEO pay gap versus my CEO pay gap
number of summers where they took a week-long family vacation versus number of summers that I took a week-long family vacation
cost of a family trip to Disney for them versus no fucking way I could even consider affording that shit, let alone paying an overall subscription for quicker lines and somehow also individual extra charges per ride to get on those rides in less than three hours.
Too exhausted to grab images but…
The amount I spent on college versus the amount that they spent on college
their pension versus my pension
cost of their home versus cost of my home
amount of adults in their household that had to work to support a family versus amount of adults in my household that have to work to support a family
Their CEO pay gap versus my CEO pay gap
number of summers where they took a week-long family vacation versus number of summers that I took a week-long family vacation
cost of a family trip to Disney for them versus no fucking way I could even consider affording that shit, let alone paying an overall subscription for quicker lines and somehow also individual extra charges per ride to get on those rides in less than three hours.
Re:costs, costs always go up. But relative costs are still crazy worse.