Elise Monsanto, a representative of Gen Z, exemplifies her generation's approach to adulthood, marked by a noticeable delay in milestones like driving and drinking. Despite popular beliefs that Gen Z avoids these activities entirely, they are simply taking their time, influenced by their upbringing and a challenging economic landscape. Many are comfortable with uncertainty, preferring to wait for opportunities than rush into adulthood. This generational behavior signals a shift toward a more relaxed pace, dubbed the 'Take-It-Slow Generation.' Their drinking habits have also seen a decline, but perceptions vary within related industries.
"I think it's more of a hesitancy thing, a little bit scared to start... There's no urgency."
"They’re not drinking or driving or working or really taking risks. But the reality is more complicated."
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