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Products Declining Because Millennials Won't Buy Them

Changing PreferencesMillennials don’t have the time—or the vibe—for anything that feels clunky, pointless, or stuck in 1997. So when they ditch old-school products and dusty routines, it’s not just stubbornness—it’s a full-on pivot toward stuff...

February 3, 2026 Alex Summers


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