I must respond. Call it 'bragging' if you will. My own children are millenials, but they are far from typical. By 12 they had responsibilities around the house, by 14 they had part time jobs (one of my children had his own snow clearing business at 12). At 17 and 18 they were off on their own to university. Through hard work all three of them were able to graduate university with no debt. Two own their own property before the age of 25.

Meanwhile, most of their friends still live at home rent free with very little responsibilities. I understand most of their parents pay for their cars and provide weekly allowances. Most remain unemployed. Perhaps it is their sense of entitlement that keeps them jobless. This is my picture when I think of millenials.