Twitter users are sharing their hot and funny takes on what a modern day millennial commandment might look like. In the crafting of these hypothetical commandments, they've managed to capture a lot of the more comical traits that fall together, to define parts of the millennial generation.
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This enthusiastic dad experienced the face of outrage in a very concerned principal, after teaching his kids extreme nerf gun war tactics. It sounds like he met the school's disapproval with nothing but proud admiration over his kids' performance in the nerf gun arena of chaos, within their school. Also, that school sounds quite intense! An overall enjoyable tale.
It's the season for giving, and if you're a millennial, Twitter's suggesting that could entail credit card bills. Leave it to the internet to hone in on all the spicy stereotypes making up a generation, to troll the ever living sh*t out of millennials that much harder.
How do people actually operate on such an irrational, aggressively delusional level like this with the rest of the world. This customer didn't deserve the time of day. Job well done to the butcher here.
This wave of millennial-infused outrage is in response to a recent study that says 18-34 year olds are less likely to be living independently, and establishing households than older generations. Our friends at Tumblr have some spicy thoughts on why millennials aren't making the seemingly "easy" move out of their parents houses.
Thanks to one of those bold and aggressively overachieving "studies" that came out, we now know what our finances should look like in our 30s. Apparently you should have twice your annual income in savings by 35. Let that stomach-turning tidbit of idealistic finances sink in....yeah, no.
This study comes in from the team at howmuch.net, and it was bound to make some waves. I mean, that's just what we're gathering based off the steady stream of outrage coming in from millennials that seem more aligned with having their salary in debt/loans by the time they're 30.
