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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3085425, member: 1899"] You're right and it was a tongue in cheek response, it's so easy to blame the millenials and move on. Maybe this is purely my own perception, but I don't recall the term millenial coming into vogue until the 2010s when the 90s-mid 90s generation started coming of age. Before then it was Gen Y who were simply the younger version of that over-qualified under-employed Gen X. Again, that's just my perception and I'm sure there's somebody on here who could point out how old the term is. Still, this board still has a lot of people in their 20s and teens who would be far more familiar with the Lockyer generation than Alfie. [/QUOTE]

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