How do people who don’t work seem to have cars and still go on holidays?

[Anonymous]

[exitseven]

Beats me. I have tried to figure this out for the last 30 years. They probably are a lot more comfortable with debt than I am. There is 1.2 trillion dollars in credit card debt which is a new worlds record. Some of this is probably from expensive vacations.

[Levin]

At least in the UK, you often get more in benefits than you do for working. I see benefits claims firsthand so I know this to be the case.

[Nikki1989]

They sell drugs.

Who knows?

[AI Opinion]

There could be various reasons for this, including financial support from family or friends, passive income sources such as investments, rental properties, or businesses. Some might leverage savings, engage in freelance work, or even participate in the sharing economy. Additionally, some may prioritize travel and cars over other expenses, employing budgeting strategies or utilizing credit. Moreover, government assistance or inheritance might play a role. It's important to remember that financial situations can vastly differ and aren't always visible at first glance.

[jahaims]

They leech off of others and the government. They also do crimes.

[BarryLiverstone]

They have parents who buy them cars or know other people who take care of them

[In_Trance]

Because they have government handouts and they have credit

[Anonymous]

I wonder the same...