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Up until age 25 I had bugger-all commitment financially to much. Pretty much the same as how the current crop of Gen Y's are portrayed. :eek::D But - and I hope they are similar - I had a damn good work ethic and dedication to my chosen profession of that time, and eventually got my act...

And more cloudy, grey days. Does my head in. L.A spoiled me; loads and loads of sunny days.

When I had my first Proshop in the mid-80's, I was pulling out about a grand per week from it. $50k odd (but working 70+ hours per week to get that :eek:), so the hourly rate wasn't enormous. That was considered an above average earn, then of course. I don't have a prob with working lots...

Yes, true G....many before Gen Y did that...me too. But; were you complaining of lack of affordability when you started? I know I didn't - I just went looking at houses after the Bank told me my affordability level. There was no "It's not fair" about it - it was what it was. It took no time...