You not being too tough, they just a bunch of mama's boys who been coddled they whole life. I was raised by men, men who were in the military and were in the trades(my dad was a lineman before he became a network engineer, my grandad and uncle were plumbers and HVAC techs(shoutout @cheek100 I know how hard those two masters licenses you got are cause my kinfolk did it.) my other uncle an electrician. Real men who did men's work and did man shyt. Call it toxic all you want but it's the truth, these new dudes not raised that way. Even in my house growing up I had 3 older brothers, no sisters. House full of testosterone. No excuses, either you succeed or you don't cause nobody cares about the excuses. If you get hit, fight back better not run to mama or you gonna get beat harder later. I don't feel sorry for these new dudes complaining about not being able to find work when construction sites, trucking companies, etc etc are all vastly understaffed and desperate for help. I hear all the time from UNEMPLOYED YOUNG MEN 'I don't want to do that.' And it honestly DISGUSTS me. What's a better option, being unemployed at your parents house? Men do WHAT THEY HAVE TO DO. Only a woman or children talk about what they want to do, as a man you don't have that option. Get your ass up and get it, I'm tired of seeing women outhustling these young men out here, it's fukking pitiful.
This the entitlement some of these nikkaz have is nuts. I have a cousin who wants to be a chef and I was telling he might have to do something like become a dish washer at a restaurant and work his way up. The nikka looked at me like it was beneath him. Meanwhile I was looking at him like this nikka got no job can’t pay his rent and his mom is helping pay it even though she don’t live there.
nikka thinks he should be chef Ramsey status because he completed school. But this is what happens when you raised by a single mother and not by an active father in the household. My father wouldn’t allow me to do that he had my ass working at 15 told a nikka start pounding the pavement.