The question of law arose in the 1980s and led a whole generation of young people to think that someone owed them; migrating from the thought process rooted in previous generations. This era generally has an inflated sense of self-importance that is not commensurate with their actual level of success. Each generation changes, adjusting in many ways due to the influence of the previous generation. In an effort to co-exist, adult generations tend to relax or over-adapt to the morals, values ​​and ethics passed down from their parents. These are done passively with the intention of avoiding harm, righting a wrong, or righting an injustice that they believe was done in their childhood. The consequences of entitlement collectively extend across the spectrum when it comes to the generation known as Generation Y, Millennials, or Net Gen. Although they all agree that a sense of entitlement exists, they disagree on whether it is negative or positive. impact it has on society. Millennials are filled with hedonism, narcissism, and a cavalier work ethic, and technology is second nature or practically a sixth sense. (Alexander, Sysko 127) According to Wieczner "...students scored 30% higher on the 40-item Narcissistic Personality Index in 2006 than in 1979." Today's youth lack some of the values ​​instilled in their grandparents, such as a strong work ethic and self-sacrifice. Young people have lost themselves in the incessant quest for personal development. Instant gratification is the currency and technology is the weapon, contributing to the rapid and relentless negative impacts on society from tweets and Facebook posts about consumer issues that fuel the retail market...... in the middle from the paper... ...ks citedAlexander, Christopher S.1 and James M.2 Sysko. “I'm millennials, I like to feel entitled, and it shows.” Journal of the Academy of Educational Leadership 17.4 (2013): 127-131. Complete Text on Education (HW Wilson). Internet. April 18, 2014. George, Lianne. “Dude, where’s my job?.” Maclean's 122.1 (2009): 48-49. Academic research completed. Internet. April 25, 2014. Lamb, Sabrina. “Your children and your money.” Ebony 64.7 (2009): 42. MasterFILE completed. Internet. April 8, 2014. Rourke, Kate S. “You Owe Me: Examining a Generation of Entitlement.” Student Pulse-The International Student Journal 3.1 (2011): 1-2. Web. Wieczner, Jen. “10 Things Millennials Won’t Tell You 10 Things.” MarketWatch. The Wall Street Journal, August 21, 2013. Web. April 7, 2014. Winograd, Morley and Michael D. Hais. Millennial Momentum: How a New Generation is Remaking America. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers UP, 2011. Print.