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I had to return something at the mall and... I haven’t been to the mall in so long, when did it suddenly become 1999 again. Please don’t bring back low rise jeans (they weren’t about the look of the jeans they were about how flat your stomach was). Also why with the cargo shorts. Why. Are we really doing scarves as belts again? I could get I to that. I’m pretty okay with the return of the hair clips and bucket hats, but I don’t think I’m going to go back to wearing tees that say Angel and Baby.
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90s kids just lost the game.
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With that $1,400 stimulus check, people weigh ‘revenge spending’ to saving and investing
With that $1,400 stimulus check, people weigh ‘revenge spending’ to saving and investing
A pedestrian wearing a protective mask walks past the Macy’s Inc. flagship store in the Herald Square area of New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020.
Victor J. Blue | Bloomberg | Getty Images
On any given day, the line outside the Gucci boutique at the Mall at Short Hills in N.J. winds around the second floor nearly to the escalator.
Among the shoppers waiting to enter are Gucci’s typical…
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, some further criticized the unwillingness of current generations to make sacrifices for the greater good as their Greatest Generation ancestors had.[28] Some have been more positive in their comparisons, such as, Robert Citino, the executive director of the Institute for the Study of War and Democracy at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans who stated, "This current pandemic is a little bit different. The enemy is silent and microscopic and tasteless. There’s never been a big bang day. I’m 60, and I hear from my age group about young people not taking this seriously. I think if the nation calls on them, young people will step up as they always have. You’ve probably seen this meme, about how in World War II, to defend your country, you were charging out to Omaha Beach. And in 2020 to defend your country, and it shows a guy lying on the couch eating cookies. Now, that’s a little unfair because if this is a war, a lot of people have already lost their jobs. So staying home isn’t fun if you just lost your job. When we say people aren’t taking this seriously, or are apathetic, many people have sacrificed a lot already, and that is their job".
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Currently. ☀️
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Always me. 😩
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It’s all I want.
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So much better.
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Darling.
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Gone.
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Everything.
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You’re in my head.
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No.
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It’s not personal.
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Gen Z and millennials twice as likely to delay a financial milestone during Covid
Gen Z and millennials twice as likely to delay a financial milestone during Covid
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit last March, Danny Samet, 28, had big financial plans for the year.
The freelance tour manager and merchandiser for bands had a goal to pay off his credit card debt, which is about $6,000, he said. Once he’d done that he was considering looking to buy a house in Cincinnati, where he lives when he’s not on the road.
Now, everything has changed.
The music industry…
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What Students Are Saying About 2020, Growing Up in Another Era, and Distraction for The New York Times
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Of the seven social networking sites the survey asked about, Millennials most often name Facebook as the site they visit at least once a day to get news and information.
American Press Institute
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#NowPlaying: " Gettin Grown Gets Good With Money- Feat Tiffany the Budgetnista" by Gettin' Grown
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