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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it is Gen X who owns the McMansions, I sure don't own a McMansion. [/quote] Agree - definitely in our neighborhood anyway. It seems like the tail end of the Gen Xers and possibly the front end of the Millennials who are snatching up the McMansions - not Boomers.[/quote] The Mills are too smart to be duped into buying useless drywall. Their cynicism may save this country.[/quote] +100000[/quote] Generation X was frequently derided as the "slacker" generation, but they turned out to be both industrious and the primary buyers of larger homes. At some point the millennials will grow up. The Peter Pan act gets old eventually.[/quote] Gen X has retained many of the characteristics they always had and remains markedly different from the boomers. They're still much more cynical than the previous generation, along with other characteristics. Seems a bit absurd to think that millennials will suddenly have a huge personality shift when many of them are already in late 20s/early 30s and their behavior within the workplace has been so noticeably different from previous generations and shows no signs of changing [/quote] So, you see a lot of gen xers living in the city, wearing flannel shirts and baby doll dresses while working at Starbucks?[/quote]
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