Millennials like things you eat instead of food – breakfast and other replacement bars, Huel, drinks so milky they pass for meals, cereals in disposable bowls … OK, maybe #notallmillennials, but the point is, you will never see a middle-aged person packing a lunch like this.
I’m not middle-aged but I feel mildly perturbed for you.
Don’t feel perturbed by her lack of imagination, Tim. Feel bad for her because her social circle is so limited and homogeneous.
And don’t call me a Hueligan, ya young whippersnapper!
And I’m definitely not middle aged!
Yeah I think you might be onto something about her social circle being narrow, but in her defence, if you’re just looking at a typical inner-city office, the broad statements do fit fairly well.
My takeaway from this is that her idea of a non-traditional meal is Huel. Not “meal-replacement shake”, Huel itself. That’s some Hoover-Kleenex level brand power. Props to all at Huel HQ!
That‘s a good point. I always think of Huel et al as “Soylent clones”, but since Soylent was so slow to market outside the US I guess they don’t get to be the Hoover over here.