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Oh, Young & Restless<\/em>. We and your whole audience love you dearly. Really, we do. We\u2019ve thrilled to your plot twists and love stories for decades and have been grateful that you\u2019ve been there for us through thick and thin. But the current state of affairs on the show is\u2026 let\u2019s say \u201cnot ideal.\u201d So now maybe it\u2019s our turn to be there for you \u2014 by offering up what we hope will be a little bit of constructive criticism.<\/p>\n Ask pretty much any fan \u2014 or read any comment \u2014 and you\u2019ll find that the general consensus is that Young & Restless<\/em> has come to play less like a daytime drama than a business report on the evening news. Almost every storyline seems to revolve around millionaires fighting over their millions<\/a>. Simply put, we\u2019re not worried about any of them and don\u2019t care about the outcomes. Heck, Cane\u2019s comeback is just a retread of Tucker\u2019s \u2014 and we all know what a big impact that didn\u2019t<\/em> have. It was Glissade, Glissade, Glissade and then pfft.<\/p>\n More from Soaps.com<\/strong><\/p>\n On top of that, at a time when non<\/em>-millionaires are being laid off left and right because of AI and worrying about how they will pay for their health insurance if their employers no longer will, you have to ask yourself: What viewer would invest in a plot about all-powerful AI being acted out by people who are so affluent, they probably pay all of their<\/em> healthcare costs with the loose change that their invisible maids find in their sofas?<\/p>\n Read\u2026\u00a0the\u2026 room.<\/p>\nWhy Are There More Business Machinations Than Romantic Entanglements?<\/h2>\n