You mean a generation has decided they didn't want to be exploited straight into adulthood to take on massive amounts of debt just to receive a general educatio

You mean a generation has decided they didn't want to be exploited straight into adulthood to take on massive amounts of debt just to receive a general education, that takes 4+ years in virtually all cases just to see any eventual return on investment? Also, if Kirby is 32, wouldn't that make them a millennial? I'm a bit younger than them, and by all accounts so far I've been considered part of the millennial age range. This whole article seems to be a compilation of anecdotes taken in a mostly casual format. Does this really tell us anything about Gen Z that hasn't already been in the pipeline over the last two to three generations?