The demographic spread was a surprise because nothing says mid-century like the name Janice. I was born in the 1960s, near the end of the name’s top-100 popularity, and I was expecting an age 60+ crowd. If anything, revellers skewed Gen-X and millennial, likely because they were more likely than older Janices to see an invite shared on social and come out for a party. The youngest one I met was Janice Thai, a 20-year-old nursing student at Toronto Metropolitan University who had never met another Janice her age.
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