Do millennials stand a chance in the real world?

When I was a kid, my grandmother used to spirit packets of oyster crackers from restaurants. She unwrapped gifts meticulously, peeling back the tape with her nails so that she could reuse the paper. She also stockpiled so many coupon-bought cans that she probably could have had her own show on TLC. These habits, judging by both anecdote and literature, were generational. My grandmother was bo...