I walked into One Below thinking the atmosphere was going to be overdone and stereotypical of what people perceive the millennial generation to be.
I was half correct.
It was stereotypical of the perception of Millennials. The selfie wall, mirrors everywhere, charging station, and ability to engrave your face on a Fossil watch or embroider your initials on your jeans completely catered to belief that this generation is narcissistic and obsessed with social media.
But it wasn't overdone. In fact, I was surprised that the atmosphere and the products being sold weren't too aggressive — to the point where I thought it was missing something. Perhaps a Starbucks?
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