30-Year Old Ordered to Vacate Parent's Home

[MawMaw]

What a big spoiled brat!
If he'd been my Daddy or Husband's son,
there would have been no need
to go to court to make him get
off his rear and go to work and
get a place of his own!!

[n david]

Walked to Subway for lunch and they have a TV playing CNN. This guy was being interviewed on CNN while I was there.

Must be a slow news day. I still can't believe this guy is willingly going on national news networks to be interviewed. I'd be embarrassed.

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by n david

"A 30-year-old man who was ordered by a judge to vacate his parents’ New York home after living rent-free for nearly a decade"

"State Supreme Justice Donald Greenwood ruled it was time for the Michael Rotondo to move out of the Camillus home where his parents, Christina and Mark Rotondo, live. The parents brought their son to court after spending three months trying to kick him out, to no avail."

He dropped out of college because he "couldn't hack the math."

"On Feb. 2, the parents penned their first note, saying Rotondo had two weeks to vacate his room and he “will not be allowed to return.” The couple added that they will do whatever it takes to get their adult son out of their house, CNYCentral reported.

Rotondo took the threat lightly, prompting his parents to write four more letters demanding him to move out. They attempted to provide incentives — including $1,100 to look for a new home, life advice and 30 days to vacate — before they filed a petition earlier this month in the Supreme Court of New York State to get their son kicked out."

Dude wants to appeal and demanded the court give him a 6-mo notice. The court called it "outrageous" and ordered him to vacate immediately.

Man, these millennials . . .

He's 30 years old is that even considered a millennial?

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by n david

They tried telling him to leave and he wouldn't. Even wrote a formal notice giving him a certain amount of time to leave. In fact, they even offered him money ($1,100) to leave and he refused.

This guy also sued Best Buy for making him work holidays and Saturdays. Said they wouldn't let him work in the cellular department, where he preferred. Instead was forced to work in other departments.

I'd be embarrassed if I were this guy, but he's doing interviews and talking about appealing the verdict.

Lol this guy said he's taking everything to court. SMH

[good samaritan]

I was born in 1981 and that puts me in as one of the earlier millennials. I do not have the same work ethics as many millennials today, but I was raised up by my grandparents and they where born in the 30's (the silent generation).

[Esaias]

I wonder if this is even real. Pravda, you know.

[n david]

Originally Posted by 1ofthechosen

He's 30 years old is that even considered a millennial?

Per the Google, it's anyone born between '81 and '96. So, yes, he's a millennial.