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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4344449" data-attributes="member: 19675">While its true that older folks earn more money, I'll stand by my assertion.The &quot;controls more wealth&quot; language came from statistical analysis of spending habits, and the key language was &quot;direct or indirect control&quot; of wealth.While Gen Y still hasn't fully entered the job market, they are already making a measurable shift in patterns of consumption completely out of proportion to their actual incomes.View PostSometimes they have those restrictions for a reason that may not be self-evident.&nbsp; One I know of is located in a mall in which NO business allows outside food or drink- its part of the conditions of everyone's leases.&nbsp; They are, however, allowed to sell food or drink.I think I know what the &quot;F&quot; in &quot;FLGS&quot; stands for in THAT store!That is pretty much a definition of &quot;predatory pricing&quot; and is illegal in the USA...if you're caught!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4344449, member: 19675"] While its true that older folks earn more money, I'll stand by my assertion. The "controls more wealth" language came from statistical analysis of spending habits, and the key language was "direct or [i]indirect[/i] control" of wealth. While Gen Y still hasn't fully entered the job market, they are already making a measurable shift in patterns of consumption completely out of proportion to their actual incomes. View Post Sometimes they have those restrictions for a reason that may not be self-evident. One I know of is located in a mall in which NO business allows outside food or drink- its part of the conditions of everyone's leases. They are, however, allowed to sell food or drink. I think I know what the "F" in "FLGS" stands for in THAT store! That is pretty much a definition of "predatory pricing" and is illegal in the USA...if you're caught! [/QUOTE]

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