poor people

Have you ever eaten a delicious but "nonessential" piece of avocado toast and then suddenly couldn't afford to buy a house? Same. 

USA Today Tweeted on Tuesday that the average American adult spends too much money on "nonessential items" including takeout food and "impulse purchases," and that such expenses can rack up nearly $18,000 per year in unnecessary expenses. 

Obviously, the tweet angered a lot of people and has inspired a bunch of hilarious roasts by angry Millennials, which you can read below.

God, it must be really nice to be rich - the freedom to buy what you want when you want it. However, we have to say that making fun of the rich and famous is also pretty great. If you're feelin' a little down about your own bank statement right now, then click here to scroll through some possibly more relatable poor-people tidbits!

Picture this: it's Friday night and you just got paid. Hell yeah, time to go out and party it up! But wait, you have to pay your rent on Monday, and you don't have any groceries at home, and your utilities bill was due three days ago. Sooo, never mind about partying. In reality you'll probably go home and cry into your pillow and wait for your next tiny paycheck full of hard-earned money to come around so you can do it all again next month!

Airpods are still being meme'd and roasted for their obnoxiously affluent nature, mainly by those of us who can't afford to shell out nearly $200 for minor wireless convenience. Are we bitter about it? Maybe a little, but honestly the resulting memes have been way too good to hold a grudge about it!