Whoopi Goldberg is the latest celebrity to call out Millennials and Gen-Z’ers who are struggling financially.
In an episode from Wednesday, November 8, The viewGoldberg had some advice for working Millennials and Gen-Z’ers.
Goldberg, as reported by us weekly, explained: “Sorry, listen, every generation comes and wants to do better than their parents. But I’m sorry, if you only want to work four hours, it will be harder to get a house.”
“Sorry, we busted our butts,” continued the host, who is reportedly worth $85 million.
Goldberg, 67, made the comment during a Hot Topics discussion about millennials’ views on the American dream and their ability to buy property and raise families.
Alyssa Farah Griffin rejected Goldberg’s views, saying her co-host’s generation, the baby boomers, caused the housing crisis. Still, Goldberg didn’t waver in his seemingly out-of-touch perspective on younger generations.
“Every generation is told, ‘You will do worse than your parents,’” he said. “You know what? People learn it, do what they do and get up. This is what you have to do. That’s called being a good citizen.”
Could Whoopi Goldberg learn from her own controversial opinion?
As millennials and Generation Z struggle, Goldberg is taking advantage of his four-day work week. The view The host is known for taking Friday off from work while her co-hosts Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Ana Navarro, Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sara Haines take over.
In an interview with The US sun, Goldberg said he’s “been free on Fridays for years.”
He addressed retirement rumors from his 16-year-old self on the talk show, explaining, “I haven’t done anything but retire. I’ve been retired my whole career, so I like that, yeah.”
She continued: “I have a contract. As long as I fulfill the contract, no one gets angry.”
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