Millennials Are Doing Worse Than Their Parents | Scott Galloway

For the first time in our history, a 30 year old is not doing as well as his or her parents were at 30. That's never happened in the history of the country. Really? That creates rage and shame, right? And the result is we have a youth in our culture that is more anxious, depressed, obese, addicted, and generally unhappy than ever. It turns every cut into an opportunistic infection. You know, whether it's the protests around Palestine, Me Too, Black Lives Matter, I'm not in any way saying those don't, that that's not real emotion and passion, but there's a level of rage and incendiary report on everything. Because young people look up, they look at other industries and they think, it feels like everyone's doing well. I know there's massive prosperity and I also know I'm not sharing in it. So I think my generation looks at youth not as the future, but as nutrition.