Millennial"s Question

[12poundbass]

HA at 34 you ARE a millennial no getting around it

I don't want to be a millennial damn it! I'm one of the few good apples.

[basscat21]

I don't think this living with mom is the a bad of an idea after this week of work, fixing my cars every night, running the kid around, wife sick as a dog, doing my taxes, paying my bills and figuring out I need more money. vs sitting in the basement eating cheetos, and playing video games, with dinner put on the top step? Hmmmmmm

[bucksfan]

I do.

Moving out as soon as I get the loans for my tattoos paid off, though.

[SOONER*REDNECK]

27 years old, Married, adopted our first child and wife is preg with 2nd. Work full time average 50 hours a week and work a part time. Wife works full time. Own our house, 3 vehicles, a boat. Moved out after high school and havnt been back aside from visiting.

[dean c]

http://www.marketingteacher.com/the-...ns-in-america/
Generation Y/Millenials

• Born between 1981* and 2000*.
• Aka “The 9/11 Generation” “Echo Boomers” America’s next great generation brings a sharp departure from Generation X.
• They are nurtured by omnipresent parents, optimistic, and focused.
• Respect authority.
• Falling crime rates. Falling teen pregnancy rates. But with school safety problems; they have to live with the thought that they could be shot at school, they learned early that the world is not a safe place.
• They schedule everything.
• They feel enormous academic pressure.
• They feel like a generation and have great expectations for themselves.
• Prefer digital literacy as they grew up in a digital environment. Have never known a world without computers! They get all their information and most of their socialization from the Internet.
• Prefer to work in teams.
• With unlimited access to information tend to be assertive with strong views.
• Envision the world as a 24/7 place; want fast and immediate processing.
• They have been told over and over again that they are special, and they expect the world to treat them that way.
• They do not live to work, they prefer a more relaxed work environment with a lot of hand holding and accolades.

[cpmoran22]

Not sure if I'd call myself a millennial, but I was born in 1984 and been on my own since I was 20.

[brnzbaklvr]

I used to always tell recruits that being in the military is better than living with mom and dad....We will give you an allowance, Room and board, give you a safe space to play video games and shoot pool, Give you places to drink beer within walking distance of your "dorm" , Pay you to travel the world, Won't loose our minds if we find porn in your room or are up all night with Judy rotten crotch...etc etc...Really what more could young people ask for..lol..
Seriously though...Don't forget that 100s of thousands of these millenials are deploying in and out of combat zones every week...It sure isn't us old folks carrying the load anymore..

[Roosterman]

I always felt like millennials were ages 18-30.

[BasserJim]

There's no reason you can't be on the internet while your mom does your laundry.

My wife and I do our own laundry.

My parents house on the left, mine on the right. Apparently they have a good WiFi router.

[Angler103]

Born in 84... moved out at 18 and went to college. I cannot think of a friend my age that does live at thier
parents house still.

Perhaps some of the problems the millennial generation has is the generation that raised us.

[phupduck]

I think some are confusing "Millennial " with " Millennial Snow Flake "....

[Fish.Team.Rose]

I live at home. Get along great with mom and dad too.

[local16]

Always with the labels.

[fxdwgkd]

I have seen the millennial range, and I am on the boarder of the dates. I think I am a gen x tho. 38yrs old, siblings are all younger than me and have 45 cousins all ranging from 45-25. Only one lives at home with his dad, he just got back from the military and is getting his civilian life started. None of my friends growing up live with their parents. We were all ready to get out and be on our own.

[Mark Perry]

More of the "my generation is better than your generation" b.s..

[Coyotehunter1]

I hope my kids never leave home!

[WPS456]

I tried staying home longer my mother wasn’t having it lol she started collecting rent the week after I graduated .. gave it all back to me in an envelope the day I moved out

I love it, if my kids try to move back after they graduate, I'm gonna do just like your mom!

[WPS456]

I was out at 17 cause I quit High School. Parents didn't like that. Wandered around the states working. Would occasionally stop back for a week or a few weeks at a time during changes in location or jobs and sometimes just to visit.

For some reason this reminded me of a story on JB Hunt (founder of Fortune 500 company JB Hunt (trucking)). A friend of mine said he visited with him years ago and JB told him that he dropped out of school in the 6th grade and said it was the biggest mistake he ever made...he then said he should've dropped out in the 5th grade!!

[Champ891]

My wife and I do our own laundry.

My parents house on the left, mine on the right. Apparently they have a good WiFi router.

Sneeky ......jacking in on some free intrnet

[TampaJim]

My wife and I do our own laundry.

My parents house on the left, mine on the right. Apparently they have a good WiFi router.

That's a nice starter home. Good for you. Love the shade trees.
Who's place on the left of your parents? Red vehicle in the driveway.
Kind of looks like that have a pool covered for the winter.