'Take a break from the rat race with this edition of the Monopoly game.' Perhaps your designated banker will even accept payments via Venmo. Hasbro, which manufactures the classic game, released its latest edition of Rich Uncle PennybagsвЂ™ adventures, Monopoly for Millennials and yes, it includes avocados. Instead of investing in Park Ave or B&O Railroad while you cruise through life (probably on a fixed gear bicycle), you'll get to spend your hard-earned influencer cash on so-called 'super relatable' experiences, like a week-long meditation retreat, or a night on a friend's couch. Monopoly the Hasbro version, not the concept is a fun board game about capitalism.

'The Monopoly for Millennials game celebrates just that.' It is replete with ninth place trophies and, of course, they do not own real estate, so the best case would be that their parents get them a bigger basement apartment. Walmart This story is part of a group of stories called. 'Money doesn't always buy a great time, but experiences, whether they're good - or weird - last forever,' the product description reads. Up next in the roster of tired millennial-targeted jokes is Millennial Monopoly - a deeply unappealing board game presented by a concerningly small old white guy with a monocle.Д¬omplete with a tagline that reads, 'Forget real estate, you can't afford it anyway,' the game promises to be even moreВ divisive than your classic Monopoly edition, which has already earned itself a reputation for being the sort of game that shatters families, alters wills, and primes couples for divorce.

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