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Topic	Millennials, the lost economic generation? Top 10% are way ahead of boomers.
LightningThief 04/26/24 6:33:46 PM #50:	bigblu89 posted... I know, but my original comment was about how Millennials are "new graduates". You decided to argue semantics that didn't really have anything to do with the point of my comment, which was that Millennials are pretty far removed from being "new graduates". I was pointing out that many millennials are still in their 20s, which is an age that some still graduate college. So ya, there are "new graduate" millennials out there. Not everyone can/could devote most of their time to college especially in this economy. <cite>LightningThief posted [p:980111223] in Millennial... [t:80756114]...</cite> <quote>bigblu89 posted... </cite><quote>I know, but my original comment was about how Millennials are "new graduates".You decided to argue semantics that didn't really have anything to do with the point of my comment, which was that Millennials are pretty far removed from being "new graduates".</quote>I was pointing out that many millennials are still in their 20s, which is an age that some still graduate college. So ya, there are "new graduate" millennials out there. Not everyone can/could devote most of their time to college especially in this economy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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