12 things millennials refuse to do

* Sean McCabe/Getty Images THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' En español | Millennials (those born from the early 1980s to the early 2000s) outnumber boomers. What changes will history’s

largest generation wreak upon society? Well, according to the survey firms Arbitron, Edison Research and others, say good-bye to ... 1 of 15 * Getty Images 1. DRIVING A CAR Once was, a teen

counted the days until he or she could get behind the wheel. But the percentage of young adults with a driver’s license today has plunged. Millennials drive about a quarter less than their

counterparts did eight years ago. 2 of 15 * Getty Images 2. USING A LANDLINE They cut the cord: 41 percent of millennials aren’t hooked up to a landline phone. And no wonder: 83 percent

sleep next to their mobile devices. (Also _so over_ because of time-telling, alarm-blaring cellphones: watches and clocks.) 3 of 15 * Getty Images 3. EATING A DRUMSTICK Kentucky Fried

Chicken fears that “Generation McNugget” doesn’t understand old-school chicken with bones. The fix: buckets of boneless chicken. 4 of 15 * Getty Images 4. BUYING A HOUSE Forget the

“ownership society.” Only 18 percent of men and women ages 18 to 34 say owning their own home is one of the most important things to achieve in their life. 5 of 15 * Getty Images 5. GETTING

HITCHED Only 21 percent of current 20-somethings are married. By comparison, nearly half of boomers had exchanged "I Do's" before they left their 20s. 6 of 15 * Getty Images

6. KEEPING YOUR SALARY SECRET Curious about what your young coworkers make? Just ask ‘em! The Wall Street Journal says millennials ignore this office taboo. 7 of 15 * Getty Images 7. SAVING

THE PLANET Uh-oh!_ _The young green-minded gang seen here may be a rare breed. Surprisingly, three times more millennials than boomers at the same age said they didn’t make any personal

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future. JOIN AARP TO SUPPORT LIVING WITH DIGNITY AND PURPOSE. 9 of 15 * Getty Images 8. GETTING DRESSED-UP FOR WORK When you’re under 30, every day is Casual Friday. A recent MSN study found

that 8 out of 10 young adults want to be able to wear jeans to work. 10 of 15 * Getty Images 9. BUYING PRICEY CLOTHES It’s very likely the jeans your millennial coworker are wearing aren’t

even hers. Cash-strapped 20-somethings are going to swap meets for clothing and 60 percent say they look for duds at the cheapest price possible. 11 of 15 * Getty Images 10. MAKING A

SANDWICH The last person to make a 20-something a sandwich was likely his or her own mother. A consumer report found that millennials are driving the growth of the fast-food sub industry. 12

of 15 * Getty Images 11. DINING OUT The go-to date night of sitting in a restaurant for dinner could be history. A 2012 survey found that millennials dining out has declined by 20 percent

in the past five years. 13 of 15 * Getty Images 12. VALUING PRIVACY Give millennials a discount and they’ll apparently tell you anything you want. People ages 18 to 35 said they’d freely

share personal information online if it meant they would save money. 14 of 15 * VIEW MORE SLIDESHOWS * 10 SKILLS OUR KIDS WILL NEVER LEARN * 9 UNIQUE FIRST LADIES THROUGH HISTORY * 10 IDEAL

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