"Millennials Is A Funny Way To Spell Corporate Greed": 17 Tweets From Millennials Who Aren't About To Take The Blame For Inflation

As a typical millennial, I wake up every day and immediately buy 10 iced coffees with an extra large avocado toast, take a cute selfie, and settle in for a long day of killing industries.

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It's a tough job, but somebody's gotta do it.

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On Friday, I took a quick break from not buying diamonds, houses, or paper napkins to see what was going on over on Twitter. Well, I learned that millennials are now being blamed for inflation, and that was news to me and basically every other millennial.

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The discourse started thanks to a CNBC piece where a strategist claimed that millennials are driving inflation because so many people in our generation "waited" to enter the housing market and make other big purchases.

Yup, just us biding our time for no reason at all, hoarding all of our precious gold like so many 27- to 42-year-old dragons only to unleash all of our spending power at once and ruin everything yet again. Surely there were no other external factors motivating our decisions, such as a housing affordability crisis or massive student loan debt.

This unfortunate take has since been picked up by other outlets, like Fortune and Newsweek, and it continues to stir up conversation.

Needless to say, millennials are not about to lay down and take the blame for this one. Here are some of the best millennial responses to this extremely questionable inflation claim:

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Anyway, gotta run. Avocados aren't gonna toast themselves!