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Reddit mentions of Monopoly for Millennials Board Game

Sentiment score: -1
Reddit mentions: 14

We found 14 Reddit mentions of Monopoly for Millennials Board Game. Here are the top ones.

Monopoly for Millennials Board Game
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    Features:
  • Adulting is hard; take a break from the rat race with this edition of the Monopoly game
  • Race against opponents when passing Go.
Specs:
Height10.49999998929 Inches
Length1.6249999983425 Inches
Size16 x 10.5 x 1.5 inches
Weight2.20462262 Pounds
Width15.749999983935 Inches

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Found 14 comments on Monopoly for Millennials Board Game:

u/juicertons · 10 pointsr/WhitePeopleTwitter

There already is a millennial monopoly and the tag line is “forget real estate. You can’t afford it anyway” LIKE THIS IS VERY REAL.

Monopoly for Millennials Board Game https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K2SYDJ1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_s2xUCbGGD3204

u/EryliaStarheart · 5 pointsr/worldnews

This exists. The slogan on the box is a prime proof that affordability of property turned from somewhat a taboo subject to something sufficiently confident in its immutability that it openly flaunts being unfair.

u/cluntstevens · 3 pointsr/dankmemes

holy fuck it exists. its so fucking autistic just read the amazon page.
holy fuck god damn what mad-lads they actually made it.

u/plasmaspaz37 · 1 pointr/blursedimages

Thought it was shopped here it is on amazon

u/FinAdartse · 1 pointr/cringe

I would've sworn this video was some Onion-type stunt and that you were pulling my leg. But Holy fuck was I wrong. I wonder how this is paying off for Hasbro?

u/merreborn · 1 pointr/funny

Ah, sounds like you've played monopoly for millenials #yolo #swag #fellowkids

u/z781 · 0 pointsr/VictoriaBC

> ke a young person who dumps their money into a car they can't really afford and has to "make sacrifices" to keep it rather than getting a beater they

sale price of house was 465K. CMHC was 25,000$ in fees on top of that plus 10,000$ to end reliance on fossil fuel and put in a heat pump with electric furnace (big mistake there)

House had a suite, we lived in the basement suite. So no, it wasn't a home we couldn't afford, as we did, in fact, afford it. There were just sacrifices made.

The problem with your theory is that you should be able to just buy a house without surrendering to any type of lifestyle change. This just isn't the case, unless you want to move to Saskatchewan. So instead it's easy to just write it off as impossible and complain about "the system" instead of playing the system to your advantage.

Here's a good game for you. Instead of owning properties, you get life experiences and get to travel:

https://www.amazon.com/Monopoly-for-Millennials-Board-Game/dp/B07K2SYDJ1