25 years old and deep in debt

[Jacob]

Man this whole fat-shaming combatting craze is going up faster than Americans' average....

nevermind 

It's almost becoming a mass movement.

[Malthus]

Man this whole fat-shaming combatting craze is going up faster than Americans' average....

nevermind 

It's almost becoming a mass movement.

The situation certainly has gravity.

[Ed Anger]

When I hear the term "evolutionary psychology", I reach for my Beretta WHICH NO LONGER MISFIRES OR FALLS APART IN ANY FASHION SO FUCK YOU IN ADVANCE SEEDY AND ED.

MAH HOLSTER

[crazy canuck]

Man this whole fat-shaming combatting craze is going up faster than Americans' average....

nevermind 

It's almost becoming a mass movement.

The situation certainly has gravity.

One could even say Weighty

[Caliga]

MAH HOLSTER

Crossbreed Supertuck.

[Eddie Teach]

Doc, this is heavy.

[Phillip V]

Faltering Economy in China Dims Job Prospects for Graduates

'A record seven million students will graduate from universities and colleges across China in the coming weeks, but their job prospects appear bleak — the latest sign of a troubled Chinese economy.
...
Lu Mai, the secretary general of the elite, government-backed China Development Research Foundation, acknowledged in a speech this month that less than half of this year's graduates had found jobs so far.

Graduating seniors at all but a few of China's top universities say that very few people they know are finding jobs — and that those who did receive offers over the winter were seeing them rescinded as the economy has weakened in recent weeks.
...
A national survey released last winter found that in the age bracket of 21- to 25-year-olds, 16 percent of the men and women with college degrees were unemployed.

But only 4 percent of those with an elementary school education were unemployed, a sign of voracious corporate demand persisting for blue-collar workers. Wages for workers who have come in from rural areas to urban factories have surged 70 percent in the last four years; wages for young people in white-collar sectors have barely stayed steady or have even declined.'

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/17/business/global/faltering-economy-in-china-dims-job-prospects-for-graduates.html

[CountDeMoney]

That just breaks my heart.

[derspiess]

[Zanza]

From what I hear there is a huge fluctuation among white collar workers in international corporations in China. When employee retention is low, you have to wonder whether it makes sense to hire someone and train him instead of just getting a consultant to do the job.

[The Minsky Moment]

That just breaks my heart.

It should
Because there is always work at the PLAN.

[Phillip V]

N.Y.U. Gives Its Stars Loans for Summer Homes

'New York University has given its executives and professors multimillion-dollar loans for second homes, an unusual practice that it says helps attract talent.'

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/18/nyregion/nyu-gives-stars-loans-for-summer-homes.html

[Zanza]

As long as they find suckers to pay those tuition fees...

[garbon]

NYU degrees are pretty useless...

[Neil]

NYU degrees are pretty useless...

People don't go to NYU to get jobs.  People go to NYU because their dad is rich and they want to party in New York.