The American Dream is dead? Article from Nov 2017 -Business Insider
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I wouldn't say the American Dream is dead. I think it just means different things based on where you live.
For my friend living in Omaha, it means he's able to purchase a house in his 20's working the same job I do.
It's different for me because of where I choose to live. I'm fully aware that my money could go further in other cities, but home ownership isn't a priority for me so it doesn't really matter to me that I'm renting.