THE PRICE IS WRONG: Gen Zers might have a reason to be resentful

CHARLES: WORK LIFE BALANCE, WORKERS AT NVIDIA CAN WORK SEVEN DAY AS WEEK UP TO 2:00 A.M.. THEY LOVE IT. VERY FEW ARE LEAVING THE COMPANY. WHEN I STARTED ON WALL STREET, PEOPLE WORKED ENDLESS HOURS AT GOLDMAN SACHS AND BEAR STERNS AND I LOVED IT. BRING IN WEALTH MANAGER PRESIDENT AND COHOST OF OUTNUMBERED EMILY COMPAGNO. I KNOW IT'S A HOT BALANCE OF WORK LIFE AND YOU'RE NOT WHAT YOU DO, YOU'RE NOT WHO YOU ARE WHAT YOUR WORK IS. YOU SPEND ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE AT WORK, PART OF IT IS YOU. >> HERE'S THE DEAL, AS A YOUNG ATTORNEY WE WERE EXPECTED TO PUT IN OUR HOURS AND ROSE UP THROUGH THE RANKS, NOT ONLY DID PAY INCREASE, HOURS SORT OF DECREASED. WHAT I SEE AS MAYBE THE POTENTIAL PROBLEM IS PEOPLE THAT GRADUATE THROUGH THEIR CHAPTERS OF LIFE AND DON'T GIVE UP THE WORKING TILL 2:00 A.M.. WORK BALANCE IS IMPORTANT THE OLDER YOU GET. WE NEED IT FOR HEALTH AND FAMILY LIFE BALANCE. CHARLES: IT'S LIKE GOING ON FOUR HOURS OF SLEEP IS IMPORTANT. YOU NEED MORE THAN THAT. >> TO ME IT'S THAT LONGEVITY THING. THAT REALLY PLAY AS PART. CHARLES: YOU'RE AN EMPLOYER, YOU HAVE A LOT OF EMPLOYEES. WHAT'S -- HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THIS? >> WELL, I CERTAINLY DON'T P THEM WORKING TILL 2:00 A.M. BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT GOING TO LAST LONG TERM. THIS OBVIOUSLY IS A PAY INCENTIVE FOR THE EMPLOYEES TO DO THIS. CHARLES: YEAH. >> CHARLES, THERE'S GAMERS THAT HAVE DIED STAYING UP FOR DAYS ON END GAMING AND DON'T KNOW HOW TO STOP AND DISENGAGEMENT AND BALANCE IS IMPORTANT. CHARLES: PEOPLE THAT LIVED THROUGH THE 70S, HARD WORKERS, THEY REMEMBER THE 70S 24 A BAD WAY, HIGH INFLATION AND STRUGGLES AND GEN ZERS, WATCH TIKTOK, TASE HATE THOSE FOLKS AND HAD EVERYTHING AND LIVED THE AMERICAN DREAM. I GOT TO TELL YOU, AFTER WATCHING THE VIDEO, MAYBE THE GEN ZERS HAVE A POINT. TAKE A LOOK. >> TAKE THAT NEW CAR ON A STRIP TO LAS VEGAS. ONE WEEK AT HOTEL SACKMARY HAIRS VEGAS AND FOR ADDED FUN, TAKE ALONG -- SAHARA AND TAKE $500 SILVER DOLLARS. >> WHAT DO YOU BID? >> $3,000. RETAIL PRICE OF YOUR SHOWCASE IS $3,433 AND DIFFERENCE OF $433. CHARLES: I ASKED BEFORE THE COMMERCIAL, YOU GUYS HAVE SOME PRETTY GOOD GUESSES. ANL WAS CLOSE, $4250. JOHN, $4500. PAUL, $2700. YOU DID IT. GEN Z IS COMPLAINING AND SEE THE TIKTOK VIDEOS WITH FOLKS DOING PARTY INSIDE AND THEY BOUGHT A HOUSE FOR $10 AND SOLD FOR $6 MILLION AND NEVER UPGRADED. MAYBE THERE WAS REASON TO BE RESENTFUL. >> YEAH, I MEAN, I HAVE A 72 MACK 1 AS YOU KNOW, THAT'S WORTH A WHOLE HECK OF A LOT MORE THAN COUPLE THOUSAND THERE. LOOK, I THINK TO THE POINT, INFLATION IS TERRIFYING AND IT'S A TAX. THINGS THAT HAVE INCREASED IN VALUE, THOSE VINTAGE THINGS; RIGHT, WINE AND CARS AND ALL THAT STUFF. WE HAD TO TEACH GEN Z ABOUT IT BECAUSE THE REST OF THINGS ARE ASTRONOMICAL. CHARLES: REBECCA, YOU'VE BEEN TELLING CLIENTS TO BUY PRECIOUS MET DALLAS COWBOYS R IFS THREE OR FOUR YEARS AND THEY'RE KILLING IT. SILVER COINS ARE UP LIKE $1200 AND ABOUT $13, $14,000 NOW AND WAS IT AS BAD IN THE 70S, YOU WEREN'T EVEN BORN. >> BOB BARKER DIDN'T HAVE WAIT HAIR ET WHY. BUT U YEAH, NO, I MEAN THIS IS THE DOLLAR'S POWER HAS GONE, CHARLES. WHAT'S REALLY SCARY SEVEN THOUGH WE'RE VARICOSE VEINS MUCH INTO THE PRESSURE METAL SPACE, WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO GIVE US THAT IMPEAK SPLTOUS HASN'T HAPPENED AND -- IMPETUS HASN'T HAPPENED AND IT'S THE GOODS. CHARLES: NEW YORK CITY IS INFAMOUS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE CRAMMING INTO THE EX-PENTIVE APARTMENTS AND EVERYONE WANTS TO LIVE IN THE CITY. WELL, GNU MOVE OVER BECAUSE HERE COME THE MUHAMMAD ALI BOOM MATES. ROOM PLAITS OF THE BABY BOOMER GENERATION. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS? >> I HOPE I DON'T NEED A BOOM MATE AND I HOPE I'M FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT AND LIVING WITH MY HUSBAND BUT WHO KNOWS. >> THIS SPACE IS TOO TINY FOR MYSELF LET ALONE TWO PEOPLE. WHEN I SEE A OLD PERSON ON NEW YORK, I HOPE THEY'RE TAKEN CARE OF. I LIKE THE IDEA OF COMPANIONSHIP AND THE POINT IS NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO LIVE ALONE IN THE CITY. THAT'S TRULY THE SAD PART. CHARLES: ALL OF THEM SAY THE SAME THING, WE DON'T GET IN EACH OTHER'S WAY. THERE'S A TREND WE KNOW IN AMERICA PEOPLE ARE GETTING MARRIED LATER IN LIFE. TURNS OUT THAT WOMEN IN THEIR 60S ARE SAYING NO THANKS TO SECOND MARRIAGE. SEE THE HEADLINE, ONE HUSBAND IS ENOUGH. WOMEN IN THEIR 60S SEE NO NEED TO REMARRY. THERE'S A BUY LINE, MANY DON'T WANT THE HASSLE OR FINANCIAL COMPLICATIONS. WHAT WOULD BE THE POINT? LIVING LONGER AND WHAT DO YOU THINK? >> WOMEN ARE THE CARETAKER IN THE OLDER RELATIONSHIP I READ THE ARTICLE TOO, CHARLES, THEY DON'T WANT TO BE THE POCKET OR THE -- THE PURPOSE OR THE CARE TAKE ERIC SO THERE'S MORE WOMEN. THERE'S MORE OF US AT THAT AGE BECAUSE MEN DIE YOUNGER. CHARLES: YOU'RE AT ADVOCATE FOR MARRIAGE U EMILY? >> YES, YES, SIR. I ABSOLUTELY AM ENGAGE SOD I'LL BE A WIFE SOON AND THE POINT I SEE IS THAT THE WOMEN HAVE SUPPORT IN OTHER WAYS LIKE THE SUPPORT FROM THEIR CHILDREN AND OTHER RELATIVES. WHAT THEY SAW IS THAT THE SECOND HUSBANDS FOR THEM PROVED A HASSLE TO THAT. IT'S COMPLICATING THEIR LIFE AND NOT PROVIDING THE NURTURING SUPPORT IT DID THE FIRST TIME AROUND WE'RE IN RIGHT NOW. CHARLES: LESS THAN A MINUTE. DAILY AVERAGE TIME WITH FRIENDS. IN 2003, 15-24 YEAR-OLDS USED TO SPEND 160 MINUTES A DAY WITH FRIENDS. NOW IT'S DOWN TO ABOUT 50 MINUTES. WHAT DO YOU BLAME THAT ON? >> SOCIAL MEDIA AND TECH. >> TRAVESTY. IF YOU ASK THEM THE MINUTES WITH THEIR FRIENDS ONLINE, THE NUMBER WOULD GO STRAIGHT UP AND IT'S DEVASTATING. >> THAT TELLS YOU HOW MUCH TIME ON YOUR IPHONE EVERY WEEK. I HATE THAT. NO, IT'S A PROBLEM. WE NEED TO BE WITH PEOPLE IN PERSON AND SOCIAL MEDIA IS GREAT AND IT