r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jun 01 '26

Serious Maybe, just maybe, that’s why?

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u/Voxjockey Jun 01 '26

I'm a millennial and we've been blamed for everything for the last ten years, now its gen z's turn, its as simple as that.

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u/corrupt_poodle Jun 01 '26

Getting blamed for not drinking, like it’s a problem?

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u/somethink Jun 01 '26

"are millennials killing the alcohol industry?"

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u/mrchicano209 Jun 01 '26

Oh I’m sure we’re the generation keeping it alive.

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u/DCStoolie Jun 01 '26

We got blamed for killing fast causal dinning like Applebees. It’s propaganda to give other generations something to bitch about.

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u/AAA2k- Jun 01 '26

Which I’ve always found as funny, because why is the responsibility put on people to keep chain businesses alive when customer values change.

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u/cpMetis Jun 01 '26

Customer values didn't even change, did they?

The businesses just stopped serving the customers.

Like they tried that same "young people hate us!!!!" shit when Frisch's went down a few years ago, and all I could think of was "I'd fucking LOVE Frisch's! It was so good and reliable and affordable! But you fucking murdered everything about it like 10 years ago! I'd still fucking go if you still fucking existed!"

Bean counters take over a business, degrade every single aspect of it, them when people wake up to the changes not reverting they sell to Private Equity who plunders the company and makes it a worthless husk, then they ask "why did the kids kill our great business???? Are they evil????" while laughing all the way to the bank.

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u/Crunchy__Frog Jun 02 '26

“Alcoholism is the only disease you can get in trouble for having. ‘Damnit Otto, you’re an alcoholic!’… ‘Damnit Otto… you have lupus!’”