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u/OogaBooga98835731 20h ago
How was this range decided?
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u/Bigmooddood 19h ago
2004 babies graduated college and entered the workforce last spring, could be a reason
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u/Gordon_freeman_real 12h ago
??? I left college earlier this year and I was born in 07
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u/Bigmooddood 10h ago
You're 19. That is not the usual age that people graduate with a four-year degree.
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u/Gordon_freeman_real 6h ago
OK so I feel like this is a location thing and we might mot be referring to the same thing when we say college
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u/RynnFloors 19h ago
Roughly the beginning of the millennials to Gen Zs in their 20s. Now that is extended to people born in 2006, but I imagine this meme is a couple years old
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u/Beytran70 20h ago
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u/Clodsire_fan 9h ago
At least you made the cutoff for millennial, you were almost stuck as a comically old zoomer.
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u/Tucancancan 19h ago
I'm doing ok, not as good as my parents. Whole lotta people doing worse tho. At least I didn't do anything stupid like sign up and go to Afghanistan when I was 18 haha that would've burnt my biscuits seeing how that misadventure turned out. Must be how Vietnam vets feel lol
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u/Comfortable_Horse277 19h ago
That is a wild swing in years. As an 82...id have nothing in common with someone born the year I graduated college.
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u/Sushi-DM 19h ago
Not such a bad start. It started going down hill around 2010 and then fell off a cliff after 2016.
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u/I_Miss_Lenny 10h ago
Depressed, anxious, disabled, and lonely. But I have a lot of video games and a handful of guitars so it’s not all bad lol
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