Knowing how much many people like this sort of thing, here is the Pew Research Center’s How Millennial Are You? quiz. (It’s in the middle of the page.) I scored, in case anyone’s interested, a 19, compared to the Baby Boomers’ 11 and the Millennials’ 73. I suspect I’m separated from them by having no tattoos, piercings, not playing video games, and not having sent a text message in the last 24 hours, because I only send them when our oldest two send them rather than calling because that’s the annoying way their generation communicates, and by rating religion so highly.
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