Car industry worker's rant about economy, inflation, foreign aid goes viral: 'the American Dream is dead'

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A TikToker went viral when he lamented the loss of the American Dream, warning that young people like himself cannot access the same standard of living his parents had.

A man working in the car industry, claiming to make three-times the minimum wage, went on a rant about the economy, saying how young people can't afford the same lifestyle their parents and grandparents had. 'The American dream is dead, it is over, gone and forgotten,' TikToker Nicholas Sumners said in a viral TikTok video.

'Yes, I understand inflation and all of the bulls--- they have been pulling with the , why are we allowing it? Why? Then I clock out of my shift, I am tired, I have to go home, and I check the news, another 60-f---ing billion to a country nobody can point out on a map!' CNN's VAN JONES SAYS YOUTH ANGRY AT BIDEN DUE TO ‘MISERABLE’ ECONOMIC PROSPECTS, NOT JUST GAZA Rather than blaming one political party, he argued, 'I am so f---ing tired of people being complacent with this...

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