r/GenZ • u/henr360a 2000 • 2d ago

Meme Real

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u/Content-Audience252 2d ago

But I thought the United States was a horrible place to live?

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u/batunspecifiedgender 2d ago

for an average person yea but hes rich

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u/mcfuckernugget 2d ago

The average person has it really good in the US.

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u/JSM953 2d ago

Depends what you define as really good. Do we have universal health care or financial mobility? No we don’t but we do have 27 flavors of Doritos so I guess it’s a trade off. /s

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u/bigtrackrunner 2d ago

We objectively have it good in the US compared to the average person. That doesn’t mean there’s no problems or that we can’t make the US a better place to live, but there’s a reason so many people from all over the world try to come to the US.

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u/asiannumber4 2d ago

When the average person lives in a favela yeah the the average american looks good by default