The Canadian Social Contract Is Broken | Pierre Poilievre

it's always been a habit of older people

to say you know oh the youth these days

when I look at the young people today

all they do is work I'm astonished when

I when I meet Young University students

how much they work outside of their

studies just to to scrape by how many

hours of Labor they do as waitresses or

um in another service job so that they

can pay their bills way more than when I

was a student you know 25 years I was a

kid in Alberta I could work in the

summer and I didn't work on the rig so I

didn't have one of the high paying jobs

I could make enough money in the summer

in 4 months to pay for the tuition and

my entire year's rent of course right

right now the these kids are working 20

30 hours a week in addition to a full

course load they look exhausted they

have bags under their eyes and all they

do is work the worst part about it is

not that they're working all the time

it's that they don't see light at the

end of the tunnel well that's a genuine

breakdown of the social contract right