The Baby Boomers and the Queen

Set in a fairy-tale-like world, this narrative critiques the Baby Boomer generation's impact on American society and economy. It contrasts the past, when life was simpler and more affordable, with the present, where financial struggles dominate. The story highlights how Baby Boomers prioritized personal gain, leading to the outsourcing of jobs, rising education costs, and a decline in quality of life for future generations. It argues that their self-indulgence has significantly altered the landscape of American prosperity, marking them as a uniquely narcissistic generation.