Jobs
Many of us that still have jobs, have not a clue as what the youth face. Unless they have children. I've been married twice and have 5 children. The 3 oldest all have college degrees, some more than one degree. All have at least double majors. All have lost their jobs.
After several months, one Son moved to California to take a job. There were MORE THAN 2,500 COLLEGE GRADS WITH ADVANCED DEGREES THAT APPLIED FOR THAT JOB. The other Son with a Double Major (Computer Science and is a Certified Teacher in English and Literature) was unemployed for over a year. He just took an hourly wage job for $10 per hour (essentially no benefits). He was thrilled to even get a job of any kind. Ten dollars an hour is NOTHING CLOSE to a living wage in that area. That Son has about 30K of school loans. My Daughter has 3 Degrees (Applied Science, Social Work, Certified Teacher) she was unable to find a job for several months after the school system laid off many teachers. She finally gave up and is a stay at home mom. This might work for her as her husband is paid quite well.
Many that do not have children are unaware of just how hard it is on hard working, intelligent, young people. Or anyone for that matter, that has lost a job. There simply are no jobs at any price in many areas. Without the social network of unemployment, food stamps, etc. There would be scenes like the Great Depression that everyone would see. Thousands standing in lines, begging, selling apples by the road side. Just my opinion but it's based on my children's lives.