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Why boomers are happier than millennials at work
It takes years, if not decades, to learn to love one’s job, a new study finds
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Remember everyone, the generation that calls millennials entitled enables Steve Martin’s banjo career and Alec Baldwin’s talk show thing.
— Brian Dermody (@BrianDermody) October 24, 2013
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UNLIKE OTHER GENERATIONS, MILLENNIALS HAVE SEX! (ACTUALLY THEY HAVE LESS SEX THAN THE BOOMERS AND SURVEYS OF PRIORITIES FIND THEY PLACE A HIGH PRIORITY ON FAMILY BUT WHOOPS YOU HAVE A SWEEPING GENERALIZATION TO MAKE SO NEVER MIND.)
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On the education front, one of the biggest myths is how well educated millennials are. “There’s this idea that millennials are the best-educated generation in American history. They’re not.” They are educated, but they have same education level – 41% of the 25-to-34 year olds are college-educated – that boomers had at that age.
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In One is a Lonely Number 27-year-old Amy is left by her husband in 1972 San Francisco (I may have been a zygote in that very year and place) so she’s having a whiskey sour with her friend Madge (vodka) and the head of the Divorcees League of Marin County (scotch) who happens to be Janet Leigh. She was 45 at the time.
I have no idea if it was unusual for women to be out drinking alone in that era, though they very much appear to be in a fern bar, an early ‘70s San Franciscan invention meant to be welcoming to women.
(Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/)
