Big Macs
Young millennials aren’t feeling the Mighty Big Mac anymore. Surprisingly, only one in five millennials have ever attempted to bite into a Big Mac. The once-king of fast food, the burger, is having a major decline in appeal. Why? Have you seen the oil on that thing? Maybe it’s just us. Nowadays, there are a lot of different burger places throughout the world. Although their pricing may be a little more, you’re getting fresh food, fine bread, and most importantly, piece of mind. Unbelievably, eating a burger won’t put you at danger of cardiac arrest. So give up and carefully back away from that Big Mac!
Big Macs
Budweiser
If you’re a millennial, you probably don’t drink traditional beer giants like Budweiser, but rather beers from one of the thousands of craft breweries in the US. Why is modern beer so different from what our forefathers and mothers drank? According to research, early exposure is a key factor in the formation of customer loyalty, and this also applies to beer. In the 1970s and 1980s, the beer market had a different appearance. There weren’t many alternatives, and craft beer was still in its infancy. Given their limited options, baby boomers’ allegiance to traditional brews likely grew as a result. That’s the hope, however, since there’s no other way to explain our obsession with Budweiser!
Budweiser
