Derryn Hinch tells millennials that owning a home is a dream, not a right, page-32

Hey, we have the right to look good, lol.

The clothes we are buying are falling apart after minimal wear, if everything was built to last like it used to be, we wouldn't have to be spending all the time. I don't want to be buying new clothes all the time, actually I can remember shopping less 15 years ago than now for clothes. I'm not talking about not being able to stitch things up, I'm talking about holes all over something in places you can't fix it, stretching, shrinking or clothing that looks so out of shape after 2 washes that you feel embarrassed to wear it.

I agree that we can give up the lattes and smashed avo, though. We have to enjoy something, we're not allowed to smoke & drink anymore in the car like the older generation did (and just look at the cost of a packet of smokes now!)