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he say that its like a drug it getting young people to get the banks to give him money all the time

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I agree with the statement, Afterpay is the marijuana of credit because the younger generation love it but the older generation don’t. It trains the younger generation to rely on the money from the banks rather than their own. The younger generation are never going to learn if they continue to rely on companies like Afterpay because they won't know how to pay it back on their own.

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He says that afterpay is like marijuana because young people love it, and it would seem like a great option at the time, it seems like it wouldnt have many concequences. But they don't realise what it could result in. This is giving younger generations an example and reason to rely on banks and loans. It is also a habit to get hooked on afterpay, the same as marijuana. I agree with him when he says that afterpay is like marijuana.

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because young people get hooked on it and the older people aren't using it like weed

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he talks about how he compares it to weed because young people are using it and older people are not using it and looking at all the consequences like if you dont pay on time. 

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he talks about how he compares it to weed because young people are using it and older people are not using it and looking at all the consequences like if you dont pay on time. 

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bryce

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I agree with the article because afterpay acts like a gateway financial drug. It is training young people to rely on the banks money rather than themselves. Once you get hooked on spending someone elses money it is hard to break the cycle after they realise they are going bankrupt.

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Afterpay is marketed using a message that states that when you use afterpay you are using someone else's money but then they don't emphasis the drawback of it

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It acts as a "gateway drug" and teaching young people that they should rely on banks for money.

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he claims it's the marijuana of credit because young people are using it more often and getting addicted to it. but the older generation don't usually use it. people get hooked to spending money that isn't there's and start to rely on it instead of thinking about their own money

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he states that afterpay is the marijuana of credit because younger people love it and use it a lot, but the older generation doesn't like it. i agree with this since afterpay is useful for maybe a one time thing but if you use it too much then that will be come the only way you end up paying things off and you won't learn how to handle your money properly

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he says afterpay is the marijuana of credit as he states that young people like us are using it more then ever and that its the new trend, and that older people dont tent to use it as its a trap kind of thing. He pointed out something i thought was good 'learn to stand on your own two feet and pay your own way'

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after pay is the marijuana of credit because young people love it and the older generation dislike it, like marijuana.
the article tells us that the younger population use it and get 'hooked' like the drug marijuana.
they get hooked on spending other peoples moneys.
the article is correct in what it says as younger people often don't have the knowledge about interest, afterpay, terms & conditions etc. this leads them to pathways where they make unknowledgeable and un factual decision which leads them to money problems like, debt, bank and loan issues.