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How dare people cook their own food. The gall.
A large portion of millennials did not grow up with the internet. I am 28 and did not have internet until I was 12.There's a short generation between Generation X and Millennials, which can be roughly thought of this way.
Gen X are people who grew up before the Internet was a thing. They grew up in a world without the Internet at all.
The Millennials grew up after the Internet was a thing. They grew up never knowing a world without the Internet.
Between these groups are a small group of people who grew up at the same time the Internet was in it's formative years. Roughly speaking, if you came of age during the second Bill Clinton Presidency, then are you are in what has been casually referred to as "Generation Y". This short generation ends roughly around the "dot-bomb" crash of 2000. If you are in this generation, you grew up at the same time the Internet did. You had an early childhood before Amazon, and by the time you were in college you were sharing music on Napster and Kazaa and making horrible web pages on Geocities.
If you're in this generation, you know who you are. You are neither Gen X nor Millennial, but most people do not acknowledge the existence of this very small cohort and lump you in with one of the larger groups and you are neither.
A large portion of millennials did not grow up with the internet. I am 28 and did not have internet until I was 12.
I had to use libraries! Microfilm! Victoria Secrets catalog .
These threads always make me appreciate how easily pleased I am when it comes to food. I eat at BWW, Taco Bell, and Dominos regularly and never had a problem with what they gave me.
A large portion of millennials did not grow up with the internet. I am 28 and did not have internet until I was 12.
I had to use libraries! Microfilm! Victoria Secrets catalog.
I think the defining mark of a Millennial is someone who remembers life with and without the Internet.26 and same. My dividing line is actually how old you were when YouTube came out (I would have been in middle school)
It could be the fact that Buffalo Wild Wings and Applebee's have terrible food that's killing them
Applebees and those similar have been frozen microwaved trash for years. BWW maybe less so, but certainly the last couple times my wife and I ate there (like 2 years ago) was gross. The chicken especially. Drowning it in delicious sauce doesn't save it, sorry.
On the other hand, I'm not sure how Panera is thriving. It's also overpriced microwaved trash (except the bread, I guess).
When were you born?As a gen-x'er I just want to say that you fucking millennials are worse than isis
Just because you lacked the use of the internet didn't mean it wasn't around, others around you were using it. You're still a millennial.26 and same. My dividing line is actually how old you were when YouTube came out (I would have been in middle school)
That seems shockingly low. Any reason why?Dead serious. I've only sat down and ate at a restaurant maybe 4 times in my entire life, not counting buffets. Also not counting fast food/mom and pops
Nah, they're millennials. Just look up the history of the term. They were being called millennials a decade ago.Truly we are the (2nd) greatest generation
And people born in 1980 or 82 are not fucking millenials, Jesus Christ. They're on the end cusp of Gen X and are their own sort of mini gen, if anything. They would've been fucking 20 in 2000 and would be almost 40 now. That's not a fucking millenial. They were used to describe people coming of age (IN HIGH SCHOOL) around the year 2000, hence the goddamn name. This is isn't complicated shit. I'd say 84 to like 93 or a little beyond is a safe bet.
Just because you lacked the use of the internet didn't mean it wasn't around, others around you were using it. You're still a millennial.
Gen X are people who grew up before the Internet was a thing. They grew up in a world without the Internet at all.
The Millennials grew up after the Internet was a thing. They grew up never knowing a world without the Internet.
BWW has great wings I can't replicate at home.
The growth of fast-casual chains such as Chipotle and Panera have been especially harmful. These chains manage to bring both convenience and lower prices to millennial customers, who are less enthused about spending more money just for the "experience" of sitting in a booth at a casual dining joint.
Let's not insult tv dinners by comparing applebee's to them.I don't eat at those places because they're shit
If I wanted some microwaved garbage, I'd go buy a TV dinner at a grocery
If your business or model cant change with changing times, your business is the problem.