millennials

For Baby Boomers in the 70s, these were the restaurants you went to after shopping, on family road trips or when nobody felt like cooking. Some even counted as a fancy night out. Today, mention their names to a Millennial and they won't know what you're talking about. How many do you remember? And also, if you could—which ones would you bring back?

You walked into the mall with money in your pocket and no plans to spend all of it. A few hours later, the money was gone, and somehow you needed to go back next weekend. These stores had a lot to do with that. How many do you remember?

In the 70s, a company could seem absolutely everywhere—until suddenly it wasn’t. A few decades later, somebody says the name and it takes your brain three seconds to find the memory. Just saying...Remembering five of them might be tougher than you think.

Every generation thinks the next one has no idea what real financial pain looks like. But in this particular generational argument, the numbers are not nearly as close as millennials may think.

Millennials have spent years hearing that Baby Boomers will eventually pass down trillions of dollars. It sounds like the rescue package an entire generation has been waiting for. But buried inside that enormous number is one catch that changes almost everything.