Why Millennials Are ADDICTED to Nostalgia

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PCC welcomes special guest Megimu32 to help breakdown and analyze why the Millennial generation is so addicted to nostalgia. From Classic Pizza Hut and Blockbuster to the songs and fashion that defined their childhoods, Millennials in particular have an intense desire to relive their youth in a way that is far beyond prior generations idea of 'wanting to go back.

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