I write about everyday life - the challenge and struggle that the post-college graduate faces when thrust into a society that has passed them by. Upon graduation, each new working model has, on average, nearly $50,000 in student loan debt, while the average entry level career pays the same wage. That would be ideal in a perfect world; yet in a country run by mortgage payments, mounting medical bills, unequal pay, and many other expenses, recent college graduates are falling behind -- and being left there. Like the elderly, our next generation has been passed over in favor of the 1%.