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Old Posted Dec 7, 2017, 2:32 PM
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I don't get the hate (for the lack of a better term) being expressed over millennials. It defies logic.

For one, it would be in any company's best interest to locate to a city that is "overrun with millennials" if they want a sufficiently large enough labor pool to replace the baby boomers will be retiring en mass over the next 5-10 years.

Second, someone's going to have to be around pay for and use all of the infrastructure that was overbuilt (via urban sprawl) and the pension funds once the baby boomers are no longer contributing to the government's coffers in retirement. That means having plenty of people who are still in their prime working and baby-making years (I.E. millennials).
     
     
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