"Minimum wage worker flaunts luxury brands at work, while TikTok influencers reveal the truth about saving money"

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Young people, particularly those on minimum wage, are prioritizing short-term purchases and luxury items over long-term financial goals due to the increasing cost of living and difficulties in homeownership. A TikTok video showcasing a minimum wage worker wearing expensive items such as Lululemon pants, Versace underwear, and Apple AirPods Max went viral, with many users relating to the desire for expensive taste without the expenses. However, some questioned how these purchases were possible on a minimum wage income.
- ‘Expensive taste without the expenses’: Minimum wage worker wears Lululemon, Versace, Apple AirPods Max to work The Daily Dot
- 'Cost of living in 2023 is so bad': This woman on TikTok earns nearly $100K/year — but claims she was better off in 2012 making minimum wage. 3 simple ways deflate your budget Yahoo Finance
- What finance TikTok gets wrong about saving money Insider
- The austerity influencers of TikTok: ‘I wanted to share the things I have given up’ The Guardian
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