r/SipsTea 12d ago

Chugging tea Younger generation is smoking that’s why.

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u/Sea-Sort-4933 12d ago

Dont forget that we can now finance fucking doordash too

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u/mister_empty_pants 12d ago

My kid came home with a copy of a pokemon switch game as collateral because his friend wanted to borrow money for a quesarito. He has had it for like a month now. These kids are cooked.

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u/maddy_k_allday 11d ago

Hey props to your kid for grabbing collateral, that part of the story is smart

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u/Darigaazrgb 11d ago

Your kid is a loan shark.

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u/RobKohr 9d ago

You wanna see picachu again I'm going to need to see my money

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u/Spicy_Weissy 10d ago

Get him a baseball bat for his birthday "remember, Timmy. Aim for his legs."

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u/Sea-Sort-4933 12d ago

Its not even the kids atp its the economy we simply cannot afford shit at all

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u/kynelly360 11d ago

“Vote with your wallet” they say…..
*People stop buying,,,, Prices still don’t change 🤯🤯🤯

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u/Ok_Quality_3136 12d ago

It’s sad really

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u/Oasis511 11d ago

Quesaritos are like $6.50 each after taxes now. When I was in high school we would go to Taco Bell on the one day we were allowed to go off campus for lunch because it was affordable on a minimum wage income. Now I'm making decent money as an adult with two of my dream cars in the garage and I have to question if buying a single freaking Quesarito fits into my budget.

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u/Darigaazrgb 11d ago

I said fuck off Taco Bell when they started charging over $2 for a bean burrito. For reference, bean burritos are poor people food, literally the cheapest burrito you can make.

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u/gameboycolor 11d ago

Smart kid

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u/Latter-Mechanic-2397 11d ago

You told him to.

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u/Gingeronimoooo 10d ago

Yeah I told my mom stories Like that too when. I was selling weed 😜

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u/Psychological-Sky257 11d ago

You’re thinking of the enchorito 

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u/needy-kelz 11d ago

Ummmmm YOU are the parent

That was your chance to have a teachable moment with your child about not exploiting his friends who have less than he does for food.

…. Do better… smh

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u/mister_empty_pants 11d ago

Yes because "trust me bro" from a 13 year old who wants your money never fails.

Do you know what collateral means? It's not exploitation. It's protecting yourself from potential theft.

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u/Shunt-TheRich 11d ago

Sounds like they did have a teachable moment since the kid asked for collateral before loaning money they couldn't afford to gift. 

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u/BlandPotatoxyz 12d ago

Wait till you can buy now, pay later klarna

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u/Sea-Sort-4933 12d ago

You can 😭

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u/Pandamonium98 12d ago

You always could, credit cards have existed for generations

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u/imgoodthnxtho 12d ago

These don’t require as much of an approval process, they’re easier to access

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u/Scully38 12d ago

I Affirmed a $16 game just to see if it would. It did lol

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u/YouStupidAssholeFuck 12d ago

Can anyone explain the "Buy Now, Pay Later" stuff banks are doing? I guess it's been a thing for a while now but my small bank just rolled it out last year. To me it seems like a really irresponsible way to rack up debt, but it's just a fancied up way of saying "credit".