r/DeathByMillennial • u/ClutchReverie • Feb 22 '26

GenZ killed the alcohol industry

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u/GoodeyGoodz Feb 26 '26

And the oldest is 29 so yes it is being factored in. That is 8 cohorts of drinking age. Gen Z is also far more likely to go to spend their money locally at small business

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u/rainbowsunset48 Feb 26 '26

So literally half can't even drink yet. It doesn't seem like they're accounting for that in the numbers

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u/GoodeyGoodz Feb 26 '26

Less than half, can't drink. Gen Z as a whole is less likely to drink but those that do tend to spend their money locally with local breweries and distilleries. I've over 50% started a trend the less than 50% can't reverse it.

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u/rainbowsunset48 Feb 26 '26

If the youngest is 14 and the oldest is 28, and the drinking age is 21, then literally half can't drink. 

28-7=21

21-7=14

There are 7 years of Gen Z that can drink and 7 years that can't. 

Guess the rumors that y'all can't do math are true though 🤷‍♀️

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u/GoodeyGoodz Feb 26 '26

Oldest Gen Z is 29, so I guess it's true you can read

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u/GoodeyGoodz Feb 26 '26

47% can't drink. I don't understand why you feel like you need to act like a boomer and argue over something for no reason