Something’s happening across America right now, and it’s hard to ignore. From coast to coast, people are sharing their stories about struggling to find work, barely making ends meet, and questioning whether the American Dream is even possible anymore. In today’s video, we’re taking a look at what folks are really going through out there. The job market has become absolutely brutal. We’re hearing from people who’ve applied to thousands of positions – literally thousands – only to get a handful of interviews. These aren’t people without experience or education. These are seasoned professionals, college graduates with advanced degrees, people who’ve done everything they were told to do to succeed. Yet they’re finding themselves overqualified for jobs that won’t even pay the bills, or worse, going back to the same places they worked in high school just to survive. What really struck me was listening to these young Americans talk about their reality.
Single people in their late twenties, living in cities, working multiple jobs and still choosing between groceries and rent. That woman in Philadelphia breaking down on her bathroom floor… that’s not an isolated story anymore. That’s becoming the norm for too many people. When you’re spending $500 on groceries and it barely lasts a week, when your car insurance doubles overnight for no reason, when basic survival feels like an uphill battle every single day – that changes you. And then there are the people talking about leaving America entirely. Not because they want adventure or a change of scenery, but because they’ve lost faith that things can get better here. When military veterans who served this country are saying they’re relieved to be living somewhere else, that should tell us something important about where we’re headed.
The stories we looked at today show people from all walks of life – nurses, college graduates, business professionals, young people just starting out – all saying the same thing: something fundamental has broken down. The old rules don’t seem to apply anymore. Work hard, get an education, play by the rules… and you still might end up struggling to afford basic necessities. What’s particularly heartbreaking is the isolation people are feeling through all of this. So many folks think they’re the only ones going through this, but the reality is that millions of Americans are having the same experience right now. There’s comfort in knowing you’re not alone, but there’s also something deeply concerning about how widespread these struggles have become. I’d love to hear from you in the comments. Are you seeing these same patterns in your area? How are you and your family navigating these challenging times? What changes have you noticed in your community over the past few years? If this resonated with you, please give it a thumbs up and consider subscribing for more conversations about what’s really happening in America today. And remember, even when times are tough, we’re all in this together.
Lot of folks calling the top in Gold and Silver haven’t studied history. Unlike the 1970s, today the US debt to GDP is 130%. The Federal Reserve cannot rise interest rates to 18%.
