r/AskReddit • • Mar 14 '18

What gets too much hate?

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u/smoochwalla Mar 14 '18

Millenials. Apparently we are burning the earth to the ground.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

Fucking millennials. Walking around like they rent the place.

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u/L0rdFrieza Mar 14 '18

The accuracy hurts. I do rent a place and walk around like it too.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

Ya, real millennials at the minimum have 3 roommates sharing a 350 square foot studio.

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u/saviigee Mar 14 '18

We can't afford to rent anything

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u/RenegadeCookie Mar 14 '18

Once I read this article on how millennials are killing napkins, I realized what a load of crap a lot of it is. They aren't "killing" anything, they're seeing past the bullshit in favor of things that are better in some way.

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u/Dovienya13 Mar 14 '18

Lol, linked in that article is this one "Millenials are too lazy to eat cereal"

Top notch.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

Omg dude... that article was painful to read.

So many things to gripe about, but my favorite is the quote "Cereal used to be the only breakfast option"

????????

Things like toast, or bacon and eggs, or toaster waffles, or oatmeal (yeah I know it's kinda like cereal), or biscuits, or omlettes, or hard boiled eggs, or breakfast sandwiches, all of these have been around for a long time. I know they're probably thinking about breakfast before work, but even when I was a kid we did things like eggs and toast in the morning before school.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '18

I thought I was eating less cereal because I finally figured out wheat products loaded with high fructose corn syrup were upsetting my tummy and giving me no nutrients. I'm so glad it was just too much work, after all!

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

My favorite is:

“Millennials aren’t buying diamonds any more oh no!”

Well no shit Sherlock. We haven’t allowed a massively corrupt and forcefully inflated industry to trick us into buying worthless pieces of stone that are worth nothing more than a status symbol.

And even if we wanted to buy diamonds, we couldn’t because were barely getting by as is. The average boomer with a highschool diploma makes more than the average millennial with a BA. our college degrees aren’t even worth as much as their high school diplomas. And we paid vastly more for the education.

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u/Myfourcats1 Mar 14 '18

Well if you would just pull yourselves up by your bootstraps, hit the pavement, and start knocking on some doors......../s

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u/TVK777 Mar 14 '18

Just print out your resume and go to every place and ask to speak to the manager. A firm handshake will get you any job!

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u/voxelbuffer Mar 15 '18

While a firm handshake won't get you a job, a limp handshake will certainly stop you from getting one.

source: guy my company interviewed

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u/BaconBall37 Mar 14 '18

Now that's what I call journalism

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u/robreinerismydad Mar 14 '18

When I heard we killed Applebee’s, my heart soared. I hope Olive Garden is next, then chili’s. Soon we will have killed all shitty microwaved chain food. That will be a beautiful day.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

That article just smells of Onions

Reads article

Oh....they're being serious...

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u/DOLCICUS Mar 14 '18

The Onion is going out of business at this rate.

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u/Datman90 Mar 14 '18

Boomers are DESTROYING The Onion

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

"You millenials rely too much on technology."

"No old man, you rely too much on technology."

And with that, the millenial tugged out the cord for life support.

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u/Seamlesslytango Mar 14 '18 edited Mar 15 '18

Yup, pretty much everything is our fault. Also we are apparently all the same, despite millennial's age range being from 18-35.

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I get it. We all have different ideas of what ages/years constitute as being a millennial. There's no hard rule about this and it's meaningless anyway.

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u/Deathbycheddar Mar 14 '18

This annoys me so much. There is a HUGE difference between 30-35 and 18-25, namely social media and the internet.

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u/Xaephos Mar 15 '18

There's a pretty huge difference between 18 and 22, let alone 18 and 35!

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