Jóvenes Perdidos - el Recién Desafecto

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Located near larger cities, many once-booming farm towns in America gave way to the newly prosperous, middle-income suburban classes in the post 1960s. Under the downward economic pressures of the last several years, new business has dried up and property values plummeted, vaporizing tax revenues and forcing municipal budgets toward crippling bankruptcy.

For many upcoming youth, finding a positive, realistic trajectory through which to prosper financially, seems more and more like a a silly, antiquated fantasy. For them, "Settling for Less" is the new American Dream.