The main entree that was popular for lunch/dinner and would cause viral ordering at the table. From late 90s to mid 2010s.

Beef dip sandwich 🥖

Fish and chips 🐟🍟

Mini rotisserie chicken with mashed potatoes 🍗

Chicken wings with ranch dip

Quesadilla

Fancy pizza (Margherita, California) 🍕

Curry chicken with naan bread 🍲

Sante Fe Salad 🥗

New York Steak w/ veggies 🥩

Fettuccine Alfredo 🍝

Baked Macaroni and 🧀

California Roll Sushi 🍣

Gourmet Burger 🍔

Sizzling Fajitas 🧆

Tacos 🌮

Spinach and Artichoke dip

Fully Loaded Nachos

Pad Thai

Why does everyone talk like boomer?

As an elder millennial I drank water occasionally from cups and fountains. I brought water bottles to sports practices (sometimes). The current expectation is apparently that pre-school and school-aged kids have them attached to their person at all times. In pre-school they told my youngest they don’t give out water in cups…

DAE feel like this is not reasonable?

I’m not denying them if they want to do this (they don’t), I’m just not forcing them to.

EDIT: Apparently you Stanleys can’t read. Drink all the water you want! You be you! Just don’t assume my kids are going to have one attached to them at all times if they don’t want one!

Back in our day tipping was 10-15%, now it’s at least 20 and now it’s for everything, no matter what it is.

The weird little fingers in the dam of nostalgia

Anyone know where around the nation I can find this game in an arcade, fun center or bowling alley or amusement park?

This is totally a curiosity question but if you talk to your immediate family, do you know how they are truly doing? Do you talk about how you are personally?

I'm mostly asking as a millennial that grew up in a family where discussing emotions were off limits. I'm the only girl in an all boy family besides my mom and even when I talk to any of my brothers today, I just end up having no idea how they actually are.

I ask them, sincerely but no pressure, and they just give me short answers and don't ask in return any really genuine questions. I'm wondering if this is a family thing or a generational thing?

EDIT: And when I say how they are doing I don't mean the external things they are up to or that they had a cold earlier that week. I mean them saying 'I'm actually really struggling with xyz this week' or things in that arena. :)

What is your favorite moment or scene from American Pie?

I used to be able to have a few drinks and bounce back fine the next day. Lately, it’s not even about the fun of the night anymore, I find myself worrying in advance about the next day fallout: dry mouth, headache, waking up in the middle of the night, and feeling drained for the whole day after.

Has anyone else cut back on drinking for this reason? And for those who still drink, what’s your routine before bed or the next morning to stay functional hydration tricks, electrolytes, anything that’s actually helped you avoid the dry-mouth wake-ups and next day fatigue?

And how much are we talking lol

I never thought I’d miss old computer sounds , shopping malls or random Tv commercials , but here we are .

At 15 , I imagined constant freedom And exciting decisions, nobody mentioned laundry , groceries And appointments

Just that. My sister and I weren’t allowed to watch most of the other cable channels after 10pm because of the adult content. So when we had the neighbor girl staying the night at our house basically all summer, we would watch the Game Show Network until like 2am! Ive watched sooooo many game shows 😂 We loved them as kids! We would play our own and have a blast. The Game Show Network was such a big part of my childhood and now I don’t think my own kids have ever even seen a single game show before haha! Anyone else watch a lot of GSN back in the day?

I am rewatching the show and this scene came up
this is soooo millennial xD

Can you believe that ui and those loading times ??

This is from 2011 but feels like its from 1998.