"It is, at the risk of overstating it, the Shakespeare of our time." VP JD Vance delivers his verdict on 'Emily in Paris,' saying the Netflix show captures something much bigger than dating drama and Parisian chaos. His take: Emily's choices reflect poor millennial decision-making and a culture increasingly questioning marriage, having children, and building a family. "It's like obvious. Fall in love, get married. You two were made for each other. And the fact that they keep on making atrocious decisions is kind of like the best bit of cultural commentary. I would say cultural criticism of my generation, the millennials." Vance is using one of Netflix's biggest pop culture hits to make a much broader point about modern adulthood. ▻