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yeah, seems like the earlier you were born the better off you are going to be in the long run right now...
No, if you look closer I actually managed to avoid the 2008 stuff by kinda being immature and "behind" by not being super set in my career path in my late 20's. My smart friends from high school and college were decimated by the 2008 recession. When I went back to school in the early 2010's, I basically got my law degree with a bunch of people who were younger than me, and got myself on the middle millennial track (despite being an old millennial).
My delayed career progression, as a slacker in my 20's, saved my financial situation.
And if I were even older, 2001 might have permanently set me back, too. Lots of late Gen X never really recovered from that.