Welcome to more or less on the BBC World Service, your statistical guide to the world all

around us.

I'm Charlotte McDonald.

And I'm Jordan Dunbar.

Just a warning, before we get started, on this week's program, you will only be hearing

from millennials.

That's myself, obviously, Charlotte.

Yep.

And our guest, Kevin.

I would probably consider myself as one, yes.

My name is Kevin Lin.

I'm a fourth-year PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University and I study in the statistics department.

For those who are always wondering what a millennial actually is, there seem to be various definitions.

The most broad I've seen suggests it's people born between 1980 and 2003.

If you listened to our podcast a few weeks ago, you may have heard Tim Hartford mocking me

about how much millennials spend on breakfast.

I recently read a tweet from the Bon Appetit lifestyle blog, which claimed that the average

millennial spends all by himself $96 billion on food.

That's one big breakfast.

Well, I am joined in the studio by an average millennial, Jordan Dunbar.

Hello, Jordan.

Hi, Tim.

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