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re: Youths complaining about a lack of "third places" lately
Posted on 2/16/24 at 2:11 pm to HeckIt
Posted on 2/16/24 at 2:11 pm to HeckIt
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Maybe this is a generational disconnect
quote:1) it’s not a generational disconnect, you’re just autistic
but eating and drinking is not an activity. Why would I drive to a brewery and spend a lot of money on drinks to watch TV when I can spend way less money on drinks and watch TV for free in my house?
2) is $45 for a couple pints and a burger really “a lot of money”?
Posted on 2/16/24 at 3:25 pm to GreatLakesTiger24
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2) is $45 for a couple pints and a burger really “a lot of money”?
Yes.
The reality is that millennials and gen z are working more hours for less pay relative to inflation, more debt, and less disposable income than gen z and boomers had at the same age. While social media has certainly negatively impacted in-person hang out culture, the biggest driver of “why don’t millennials/zoomers like _____?” or “Millennials and Zoomers are killing _____” is money. They have significantly less disposable income, what money they have goes less far, and thus they spend less on “nights out”.
Much like social media, third places only work if everyone else uses them first.
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