[manuelabeledo]

Yours is just anecdotal experience from an extremely limited sample, which may not even be true.

> The biggest thing people don’t talk about is a lot of workers got paid to stay home during Covid.

So your take is that because some people got paid for staying at home in the past, _now_ they refuse to pay bills and would rather be homeless than employed? This doesn't add up.

[acalzycalzy]

Not ancedotal. I know a lot of people who own service businesses all over the country. It’s a problem wherever you look.

They pay there bills but are stretching the money they have. Credit card debt has surged.

[manuelabeledo]

> Not ancedotal. I know a lot of people who own service businesses all over the country. It’s a problem wherever you look.

Personal accounts are "anecdotal" by definition.

> They pay there bills but are stretching the money they have. Credit card debt has surged.

This is patently false [1].

[1] https://www.lendingtree.com/credit-cards/credit-card-debt-st...