Condescending boomer advice on par with "walk in and ask to see the manager and give him eye contact and a firm handshake."
Seems ostensibly helpful, is actually just meaningless platitudes and vague, generic advice that everyone knows.
Seems ostensibly helpful, is actually just meaningless platitudes and vague, generic advice that everyone knows.
His advice of "don't speculate with free stimulus money even if you can afford it, spend it on consumer goods instead" is still bad advice.
Young people are the ones who can afford to speculate without it hurting them too much. They have an entire lifetime to make lost money back, and if they win on their speculative play, an entire lifetime to compound it.