> GP was saying that 27-42yo millenials are not likely to be able to afford to live near their boomer/Gen X parents While you are right that perspective was ta

> GP was saying that 27-42yo millenials are not likely to be able to afford to live near their boomer/Gen X parents While you are right that perspective was taken from that of a millennial, the parents you speak of were the grandparents in the discussion. The kids are the children of the millennials. While it is true that some millennials do have adult children now, it is not common. Most millennials with children have children who are not yet adults and there is a general expectation that said children will live under the same roof as their parents. And yes, that is most likely what the GP meant, despite the earlier discussion which already setup the context. Which is why we’re joking about it.