Gen Z. We've run out of alphabet with these kids. Now what???
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Gen Z. We've run out of alphabet with these kids. Now what???
Have you seen these morons?!? It all over man!! End of the line! Don't need any more letter.Quote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
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Every generation has said the same thing about the last generation.Quote:
Originally Posted by oaknut
Your grandparents thought you were a horrible generation, some things never change.
Not in my case, that of my siblings, yes. I got my azz out of bed to head to the farm and get the chores done before school. I listened and learned. I could tow a hay wagon by age 10 and feed the conveyor at 12. I cut and split 3 households worth of firewood every year until I moved out, then it became 4. I have work ethic, im smart enough to look after myself and my family and to top it off, your post didn't make me cry or trigger me. HahahahQuote:
Originally Posted by Fox
I do get what you are saying and was pondering that point too. Here's the difference, look who got elected.... it's all going down now.
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Is this every millennial? No.
Does this represent the richer, more self-involved sect of the millennial generation? Yes.
Do not hire these people until they understand what being an adult means.
You make valid point Pal....the paintbrushes' sometimes get bigger and bigger. With the amount of Darwin recipients on every internet page, makes it hard not to think they're all like that though...Quote:
Originally Posted by RyanWalker09
I agree it doesn't represent everyone, but... I would not be surprised if it represented 50%+
You can trash the millenials and gen Z-ers all you like, but history will be least kind to the boomers and gen-X ers - the generations which elected governments which spent the western world into a hole from which it will never recover.
My daughters - one millenial and one gen Zer and their friends are not at all like that shown in your video. They are both engineers and for the most part, their friends are engineers or in STEM career paths. They are both social and fiscal conservatives. Millenial daughter and her husband just bought a house. Gen Z daughter is disappointed that even living at home, her electrical engineer salary does not allow her to save up a down payment as fast as house prices are rising. I keep having to remind her that back in the 1980's most singles could not afford there own home then either.