I had the same reaction, that this lifestyle is pretty common for young, single professionals living in the city. 25+ years ago my sister lived in the city and

I had the same reaction, that this lifestyle is pretty common for young, single professionals living in the city. 25+ years ago my sister lived in the city and also didn't own a car, washing machine, house or... because of her tiny apt lots of "things". This is another trash (IMHO) article, seeking to depict "millennials" as some sort of new breed of human more willing to share when in act their just young and unattached.