• Altima NEO@lemmy.zip
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    2 years ago

    Makes sense. Boomers were still young enough to be relevant. GenX was comfortable with their disposable income. And us millennials were in highschool.

        • SokathHisEyesOpen@lemmy.ml
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          2 years ago

          I guess the older Gen X could have been part of that. The younger ones were still finishing up college and just starting their careers when the economy crashed for the first, but not last time in their lives. The youngest ones joined the workforce just after the dot com bust.

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                2 years ago

                I never said it didn’t change. Are you implying that $5/hr in the late 90s was having people livin’ la vida loca?

                I had enough to put a little gas in my car and get the occasional CD at the mall, while living with my parents.

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            2 years ago

            You may be a millennial in spirit, which is what really counts, but I don’t think most people typically consider people born after ~1995 millennials. Being shaped by the years 2000-2010 I always felt was the defining factor, with all that happened technologically and socially.