You are doing it a gain - pretending to be thick - pretending not to understand. You do it all the time.
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It's a statement of fact, nothing else, I have never heard youngsters claim any sort of "rights" for these things.
Would you rather I lied about it?
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He’s not pretending
But he does try and undermine people’s opinions. I’ve given up with him, it’s like arguing with a women.
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??? Thun, Nuth, Unth, Thnu ?? Which one?
They give an impression of having an entitlement to having everything right now, waiting, earning the entitlement is not something they expect to have to do.
no they dont
its just stereotyping, same as calling people on benefits "scroungers"
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A agree a lot, too many in fact.
Plenty work, always have and always will do. But the there is definitely an “entitled” mind set in a lot of young people.
Then you need to get out more.
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That’s about the size of it
Average when people leave home - 25 but 30 in London
Average age when people buy a house or I assume a flat - 33, 35 in London.
According to the latest first-time buyer statistics, there were around 874,000 first-time buyers in the UK between 2022-23 (approximately 22,000 more compared to 2021-22).8 May 2024
Hang on Lloyds probably due to counting mortgages not people
However, the overall number of first-time buyers fell by -21% to 293,339 last year, compared to 2022.
Interesting page - more info
www.lloydsbankinggroup.com
London is a place where people want to live and with an ever-increasing population and a lack of houses being built to keep up with the demand, house prices are higher than the rest of the country.
In East London the average cost of a house is over £500,000. House prices in other parts of London such as Hackney have an average cost of £600,000 Whereas houses in Shoreditch are closer to £680,000. Compare these to the average cost of houses in Manchester (£248,000) then you can see why the average age of moving out of your parents home in London is 32 years old and the average age of buying a house in London is 35 years old.
UK residents need an average salary of close to £54,000 to purchase a property, according to new research. The study shows that for those searching for a flat to buy, a salary of just under £31,000 is needed, while a detached house requires a salary of more than £86,600.29 Apr 2024
Once some one saves the deposit
Average age when people buy a house or I assume a flat - 33, 35 in London.
According to the latest first-time buyer statistics, there were around 874,000 first-time buyers in the UK between 2022-23 (approximately 22,000 more compared to 2021-22).8 May 2024
Hang on Lloyds probably due to counting mortgages not people
However, the overall number of first-time buyers fell by -21% to 293,339 last year, compared to 2022.
Interesting page - more info
Almost two thirds of first-time buyers teaming up to get on property ladder
First-time buyers are joining up to step onto the housing ladder, as almost two thirds of mortgage completions are in joint names (with two or more people), according to the latest analysis from Halifax.
London is a place where people want to live and with an ever-increasing population and a lack of houses being built to keep up with the demand, house prices are higher than the rest of the country.
In East London the average cost of a house is over £500,000. House prices in other parts of London such as Hackney have an average cost of £600,000 Whereas houses in Shoreditch are closer to £680,000. Compare these to the average cost of houses in Manchester (£248,000) then you can see why the average age of moving out of your parents home in London is 32 years old and the average age of buying a house in London is 35 years old.
UK residents need an average salary of close to £54,000 to purchase a property, according to new research. The study shows that for those searching for a flat to buy, a salary of just under £31,000 is needed, while a detached house requires a salary of more than £86,600.29 Apr 2024
Once some one saves the deposit
I've come to the conclusion that a large number of GD posters are haters of the young because they are useless old gits privileged by circumstances!
And they then moan about the society that they helped create, and whinge/stamp their feet whilst croaking 'something must be done about it'...
Thankfully most of those who caused the problems will soon croak themselves, and there may be a chance of a reboot
And they then moan about the society that they helped create, and whinge/stamp their feet whilst croaking 'something must be done about it'...
Thankfully most of those who caused the problems will soon croak themselves, and there may be a chance of a reboot
I have plenty of time for the youth, especially 24 year old well racked female blondes, as in from birth females i.e. real females.I've come to the conclusion that a large number of GD posters are haters of the young because they are useless old gits privileged by circumstances!
And they then moan about the society that they helped create, and whinge/stamp their feet whilst croaking 'something must be done about it'...
Thankfully most of those who caused the problems will soon croak themselves, and there may be a chance of a reboot
Bear in mind re your reboot, the youth will become the middle aged will become the old ... and round it goes
