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We all hear it from parents at some point. When I was your age, I had to walk twenty miles just to buy a carton of milk. When I was your age, we didn't have electricity, plumbing, beds, or clothes. When I was your age, I literally wasn't allowed to breathe. So think about that next time you complain about anything, ever! We get it, things sucked when you were younger. But guess what? Everything is relative. Which means your specific flavor of generational suffering doesn't make your kid's suffe…

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It's (boomer) media

Respect your elders

We're killing everything

Heartwarming grannies and gramps

Daww.

Eating out is one of life’s simple pleasures — if you’re the customer, that is. Whenever you walk into a restaurant to have a meal, there’s a whole host of people working behind the scenes to make sure your every need is catered to. In return, it’s important to show your appreciation for this, including everything from your manners to how much you tip . However, how far we should take our eating out etiquette can be a contentious subject, as one video has recently proved. After going for a meal…

As digital natives, it’s easy to fall into the habit of complaining about the internet. It often feels like it sucks up a lot of our time for no good reason, and there are plenty of valid criticisms to be made about misinformation, abuse and screen addiction. However, when thinking about our own online experiences we can lose sight of those that differ. For the many in older generations who are unfamiliar with the internet, its benefits can be far more appreciated — and it isn’t limited to the …

When you've got a bunch of strangers existing in public together, things can suddenly turn ugly given the right combination of elements. Recently, a viral TikTok was shared on r/PublicFreakout , and the scene that unfolds feels almost like a meme in itself: a boomer, a Karen , and a couple of OnlyFans zoomers in an airport—this was never going to turn out well. The audio is pretty faint, so we've done our best to transcribe the video: Young woman 1: You must be really attracted to my ass since …

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The oldest millennials are 40 and the media is still saying 'grow up!'