Some of those Millennials, you know, those people glued to their gosh-darn pocket-computer contraptions, used that silly ol’ internet website Twitter to fire back at the olds on Good Morning Britain.
Are millennials (those aged in the 18-35 range) useless?
— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) January 30, 2018
I've got a fun question as well!
Does it bother you that BBC Breakfast gets twice as many viewers as you?
— Hannah Shaw-Williams (@HSW3K) January 30, 2018
I’m a millennial. I’m working, I have a house, I pay my bills, I have ambition to go further in my line of work. I also know people my age who don’t work, don’t pay their bills, still live with their parents and have no ambition. Does that mean we are all the same??
— jodiii (@jodihannon) January 30, 2018
Let me guess some jumped up idiot wrote this? How can you put all 18-35 year olds in the same basket. Some of us are educated, have jobs, pay mortgages etc. Not all of us sit there watching Jeremy Kyle every day waiting for their Instagram to make them famous.
— Emma Taylor (@ejtaylor16) January 30, 2018
Good Morning Britain asking the serious questions this morning. But they didn’t even make it into a poll – should have got a Millennial to help with the Tweeting… pic.twitter.com/jLsEVxKhgx
— Matt Rhodes (@mattrhodes) January 30, 2018
Apart from find stable employment, a comfortable standard of living, buy property, the list is endless… https://t.co/mcTJ4Ckqid
— max (@cxnstellxtions) January 30, 2018
Millennials can do anything as long as your show is switched off and we have some peace and quiet. https://t.co/LtTtndwzTL
— David Chipakupaku? (@David_Chippa) January 30, 2018