Post #2749146
2023-02-26 20:26 UTC
@KN3RDS@mastodon.online That, or they have become primary caregivers to people with long COVID, or to dependents who's primary caregiver died from is is incapacitated by COVID. Yep. "If only we knew what giant life / lifestyle altering event had happened in this country to drastically change how people could/would function, gosh-golly!"
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@KN3RDS@mastodon.online 2023-02-26 20:44
@megueyb@dice.camp yeah, I spent many years trying to give newspapers the benefit of the doubt, but after the pandemic they just became ridiculously class-based. And not our class.
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@DeborahForPlus@mas.to 2023-02-27 19:30
@megueyb@dice.camp @KN3RDS@mastodon.online Or retired early. Many Boomers who were planning on continuing working, changed their minds as we kept hearing how ok it is to sacrifice the older, infirm, and immune compromised for the sake of (a) productivity for business and (b) enjoying themselves for the apparent majority of younger folks ... who haven't figured out yet that they too will get old, if they're lucky ....