It is 2028.
There was no revolution. You are stuck in a job that pays 75% of your life expenses. On the weekends, you write essays for lazy exchange students.
You do not remember what it was like to not spend most of your entire check on rent.

But at least, when you get home, before you collapse into your shitty foam rectangle on the floor near the window, you get to browse memes.

"Ha," you rasp, scrolling past with lightning fast fingers on your cracked screen. "Ha. Ha."

There are so, so many layers to them. All of them, cascading off each other, on so many levels of irony, all flowing into a seamless peak of humor.

And you understand them all.

I fed recent speech into a GAN

Bernie Sanders: Atomic war is going to provoke a true inferno on Earth. But it will not impede communism.  For the reasons we've stated in these pages, it may even serve to accelerate it. This is no idle speculation, of course. The only people in the government who've made any attempt to address this issue have found that the solution is not in some mystical solution to nuclear warfare, but rather in a simple solution that all the powers of the earth and space have been trying to come to terms with: economic inequality.
Sanders has long been an advocate for the idea of the "living wage" for all people, which means a minimum wage that is a living wage, not a minimum wage that merely ensures that people won't be too poor to work at all. A living wage is one that ensures that those who are able to work earn enough money to thrive, without dedicating more than four hours a day, four days a week.

I have a little robo Bernie