Bernie supporter here, can confirm i had to move my family back in with my parents for a few years of complete hell on earth. Then i clawed my way back out shortly before Bernie's campaign launched. I'd probably suck cock before I ever had to do that again but it does speak to a reality of the 18 - 35 y/o group. The cost of living is far outpaced by what the average available job pays around here. I work retail and i've had kids come through here that finished college, then found out the market for their career had died or gotten over saturated before they finished their degree. Now they have a nice degree they might as well wipe their ass with, and are working two jobs and with the student loans they still cant afford a place of their own. Not only that but they get to listen to the older generations tell them all day how entitled and lazy they are. The baby boomers especially just don't get that the economy has changed. Many of them at this point are living off of social security and pensions, or are in jobs they've been in for 30+ years. They are completely insulated from how shitty the job market is now, and many just don't seem to want to accept reality. There are some lazy people sure, but that's no more true of millennials than it is of Gen X'ers or Boomers. Each generation just always see's themselves as superior to the younger ones. The millennial bashing drives me nutts, and usually just like to point out to them one thing. Millennials were simply born into this shitty economy, but which generations are responsible for creating it? So when a guy the Bernie stands up and says he sees how badly your getting fucked and no one else running seems to genuinely care, why wouldn't you be attracted to that? Its not like we were all children just taking candy from the stranger, we watched with skepticism at first. But the more we researched and the more we saw of him became unquestionable that he was the real deal. While Clinton was hiding from cameras Bernie was out there running around like a mad man seeing the country and getting in touch with people and hearing their concerns. Even if he knew it wasn't going to have a measurable effect on his chances like reaching out to the Native American tribes, he still did it. Not because simply because he wanted their vote, he did it because he wanted to know what pained them and how he could help. I'm not sure i'll ever see another candidate with that kind of genuine humanity in a presidential race ever again. Many say he wouldn't have gotten anything done, but the man sure as hell would have died trying. Ok i'm done now, that might have been a bit of a rambling mess.