Millennials are constantly looking for products that are practical, affordable, and easy on the eyes. And when a company nails all three, it’s hard to not get excited. Enter the TGT (pronounced tight) wallet. Created by Brooklyn millennial Jack Suter, TGT wallets were designed to reduce annoying pocket bulk, i.e. the George
Ah, working from home – the millennial dream. Or is it actually a young professional’s nightmare? You bragged to all of your friends about how short your commute was to the “office” (ho, ho) when you first started #WFH. But pretty quickly you began to miss the interaction with other
I have the type of girlfriends who let it all hang out. Sure, they have decent jobs, nice homes, and expensive hand towels (you better believe they’re monogrammed). But beneath their organized purses, symmetrical eyebrows and iron pressed skirts lies a real human, with a trespassing chin hair and a fart begging to
For those unaware of Talia Jane’s predicament, allow us to recap. She’s the millennial Yelp employee who wrote an open letter to her CEO (Jeremy Stoppelman) informing them that, thanks to a low salary and living in the expensive San Francisco Bay Area, she is unable to pay for groceries. Rather than receiving
Most millennials see their company’s health plan like an all-you-can-eat buffet – sure, there’s a bunch of stuff, but you’re only interested in a marginal portion of what’s on offer. “There was just nothing there that was of any interest to me,” says 28-year-old Devon Wright about his health plan as
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