> and killing off chains by not eating out enough. While I agree with your sentiment, the specific claim is that some types of chains are dying off because mil

> and killing off chains by not eating out enough. While I agree with your sentiment, the specific claim is that some types of chains are dying off because millennials are eating from other types of chains instead. But yeah, everybody's doing that, not just millennials. With the lowering quality of food, crammed bulk-rate table service, and no time or cost advantage, these sorts of places have turned off customers of all ages. Of course the newer-comers aren't going to attach to them.