Three years ago, buying a $10 matcha latte on the way to work, a box of premium instant noodles, or a $5 face mask after a tiring day was normal for Gen Z in the US and China. Now, they make it themselves at home to save money.
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Three years ago, buying a $10 matcha latte on the way to work, a box of premium instant noodles, or a $5 face mask after a tiring day was normal for Gen Z in the US and China. Now, they make it themselves at home to save money.