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Consumer goods; assuming you mean electronic goods are far cheaper now then before Decent TV's were 1500 when I was growing up, a toaster was like 60plus Now you can get a tv for 300, 800 for a decent one, you can get a toaster for 10 from kmart And that's not even considering inflation

Good points skater The other example I always give and works is, if you are talking to a youngster or even early 30s, I always ask, 'do you know what the median in the state is?' Followed by, 'then what gives you the impression/entitlement that you can/should be able to afford at or above...