might have to give this album a listen later
Session tonight if u havent listened by that point
NEETs dont count..being underemployed doesnt count
Yeah if you have a job you aren't unemployed
And if you aren't even looking for a job why would anyone care about you for that stat
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I'm not even super pro college all the time
If you're gonna do it you should absolutely be positive about what you want to do
A lot of people don't end up using their degree and are in debt for no reason
Saying percentage wise that college graduates are unemployed more is just wrong tho
Yeah if you have a job you aren't unemployed
And if you aren't even looking for a job why would anyone care about you for that stat
because they use the unemployment stat as a political tool when really its a meaningless stat and unrepresentative of the state of affairs of the US economy as a whole
because they use the unemployment stat as a political tool when really its a meaningless stat and unrepresentative of the state of affairs of the US economy as a whole
So what's your problem with it specifically
I'm not even super pro college all the time
If you're gonna do it you should absolutely be positive about what you want to do
A lot of people don't end up using their degree and are in debt for no reason
Saying percentage wise that college graduates are unemployed more is just wrong tho
Yes, recent college graduates are experiencing a higher unemployment rate than the overall national average, a reversal of the historical trend. This is partly due to a slowdown in hiring in some sectors, increased competition with more experienced graduates, and employers shifting away from degree requirements for some roles. As of mid-to-late 2025, this rate has surpassed the general unemployment rate.
So what's your problem with it specifically
Same problem I got with it: I'm salty I don't have one π
Yes, recent college graduates are experiencing a higher unemployment rate than the overall national average, a reversal of the historical trend. This is partly due to a slowdown in hiring in some sectors, increased competition with more experienced graduates, and employers shifting away from degree requirements for some roles. As of mid-to-late 2025, this rate has surpassed the general unemployment rate.
That's also not what u said lol
So what's your problem with it specifically
it doesnt represent the stat it claims to represent
did yk college educated young men in usa r more unemployed than non college educated
Bleached the hair yesterday
Hmmmm maybe red and blue streaks today
dale cooper got brain damage
dale cooper got brain damage
Brain damage ever since the day I was born
D**** is what they used to say I was on
Bleached the hair yesterday
Hmmmm maybe red and blue streaks today
do it for America
do it for America
Oh s***
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@nort @Uhhhhhh
yoooo
post the hoodie when finished
back then a mf could work part time at mcdonalds and buy a house and have 6 families and tons of kids
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https://fortune.com/2025/07/22/gen-z-college-graduate-unemployment-level-same-as-nongrads-no-degree-job-premium/
This statistic says it's slightly lower still so ur still wrong . . . .
This statistic says it's slightly lower still so ur still wrong . . . .
its not about what you know, but who you know
its not about what you know, but who you know
another flawless debate victory for the ol spicemaster