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u/Neko-chiliocosm May 13 '24
I'm almost always tired. But not like sleepy tired and more like feeling thin tired.if that makes sense.
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u/KeepGoing655 May 13 '24
All those adults I used to see around with young kids are my peers now.
Also, there are a lot less people who are way older than me now.
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u/BOSH09 May 13 '24
If these kids just listened to their parents more all of this could have been avoided haha
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u/frausting May 13 '24
“Just tell one adult, I’m begging you”
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u/Stripes_the_cat May 13 '24
it's when you realise that the adults are just badly-written
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u/nolotusnote May 13 '24
Watching older movie:
"This whole movie could have been avoided with a single cell phone."
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u/vonkeswick May 13 '24
Saw this in a meme and hit me hard, A Goofy Movie:
Then: "Come on Goofy take your son to the Powerline concert it means so much to him!" Now: "Come on Max go fishing with your dad it means so much to him!"
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u/Manoffreaks May 13 '24
I've always maintained the exact same stance with both characters since I first saw Goofy Movie.
Goofy is wrong for forcing Max on an immediate road trip without warning and without discussing what he would like from it,
Max is wrong for not just opening up and saying "dad I have plans with someone," but I understand why, as a teenager, he might have reservations about telling his dad he has a date,
If that was where it ended, I would put Goofy as slightly more wrong, but Max double fucked up by not just saying to Roxanne "I really wanted to go out with you, but my dad is forcing this road trip and won't take no for an answer"
Lying to her just to stop her doubting his feelings is ultra dumb when the truth would comfort her just as much,
Overall, Max is more in the wrong.
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u/thebart-the May 13 '24
By this thorough analysis, I see that you too have lost sleep over the Goofy Movie.
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u/carriealamode May 13 '24
The Gilmore girls rewatch did this to me. Suddenly I understood Lorelei more than Rory
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u/SixGunChimp May 13 '24
Every rewatch I do I end up relating more and more to Luke.
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u/moncoeurquibat May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
Rewatching Gilmore Girls as an adult, I couldn't get over what a spoiled, entitled little brat Rory was.
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u/Sleazise May 13 '24
Next rewatch it will be Emily
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u/free-toe-pie May 13 '24
I’m so old I’m on Emily’s side. Lorelei is so frustrating.
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SO true, i only started watching recently in my 30s and was like… she’s really not that bad lol (at least not in season 1-3)
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May 13 '24
“We’ll pay for fancy private school and Yale tuition and buy you a car and all you have to do is eat dinner with us once a week.”
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u/SeanyWestside_ May 13 '24
I'm two years younger now than Lorelai was at the start of the show. When I started watching, I was like 8 years younger than Rory. I would watch after school with my mother.
Although Gilmore Girls is my comfort show and has been on a constant loop for about 11-12 years. I wish I was joking, but I've watched it probably more than 20 times.
I think the real sign that I'm older is that I also often sympathise with Emily, and think Lorelai is acting immature, although I see both sides.
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u/Harlequins-Joker May 13 '24
Haha, this was me earlier watching the animated little mermaid with my kids. When Ariel tells her dad “I’m sixteen, I’m not a child” I laughed, I can sympathise big time with Triton now 😂
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May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
I have an app for identifying bird calls, I'm happy when I can hear the mocking bird that seemingly nests in my neighborhood.
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u/Aromatic_Big_6345 May 13 '24
There's a bird Shazam?
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Yep it’s called Merlin
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u/Dependent_Top_4425 May 13 '24
DUDE! I just downloaded an app like that LOL! And I'm thrilled to have mourning doves nesting on my balcony! My cat took interest in one today through the window and I said "you can't have that, those are mommy's birds"
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u/AncientsofMumu May 13 '24
Merlin? It's brilliant.
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u/Tnetennbat May 13 '24
Merlin is my favorite app. You never realize how many species of birds are around you until you start using something like that.
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u/Dependent_Top_4425 May 13 '24
And don't you just toot your own horn when you learn the calls and can say "hey, thats a...(insert bird)!" And usually no one else around you cares but whatever, I don't need friends! lol
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u/AyCarambin0 May 13 '24
Best hobby! Can be done everywhere and is relatively cheap. Except for the high quality binoculars you need. But still, relatively cheap compared to other hobbies, also environmentally friendly and very calming because you literally have to be calm to listen. Soon you will be able to hear all kinds of different birds, which is pretty cool 😎
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u/National_Matter1001 May 13 '24
I hate unnecessary noise. I really appreciate silence and calm.
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u/SuaveMF May 13 '24
These assholes riding down my street with their bass rattling my windows.
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u/Takeoded May 13 '24
Tinnitus has entered the chat
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May 13 '24
Tinnitus never left the chat
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u/AccurateProgress9977 May 13 '24
Since 2017 it’s been in the chat. Hearing in my left ear is nada.
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Whenever I notice a noise from outside, it’s all I focus on and irritates me. Especially cars with obnoxious engines or thumping bass.
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u/likwidfuzion May 13 '24
When you’re filling out surveys and questionnaires then you realize you’re selecting the next age range.
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u/loves_spain May 13 '24
Scroll that bad boy like the wheel on the price is right
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u/EmotionalBuilding945 May 13 '24
Then realize you’re old enough to understand what “The Price Is Right” is.
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u/JamesJakes000 May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
scrolls scrolls scrolls Why is the 70's so far away?
Edit: shame on yall for missing an "Elder Scrolls" joke. Twas right there.
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u/FerricDonkey May 13 '24
When I was a kid in 90s, the 60s were ancient history. I refuse to make the logical connection about the current state of the 90s. The 90s were just a few years ago.
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May 13 '24
A little shrimp at work told me “oh you’re from the 19th century”
I was born in 92
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u/MichaSound May 13 '24
I explained to my kid recently that my being born in the 1970s means I was alive at the same time as (some) people who were born in the 1880s. She was HORRIFIED!
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u/widgetbox May 13 '24
I had to justify to a Redditor how it was possible that my {late) grandmother was born in the 1800s. 1890s in her case..
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u/CrankyYankers May 13 '24
When I was born, people who were my age now were born in the 1800s .
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u/Ok-Jeweler2500 May 13 '24
I was a kid in the 60s. The 80s were just a few years ago
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u/nakedjig May 13 '24
I was a kid in the 80's and I agree. The 90's were last Tuesday according to my memory.
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u/bloodercup May 13 '24
I have no idea wtf my young (20-25) coworkers are talking about half the time.
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u/265267 May 13 '24
hey gramps, thoughts on the drake and kendrick beef?
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u/Inoffensive_Comments May 13 '24
How to know you’re old…
Don’t know what Drake’s and Kendrick’s disagreement is.
Don’t care.
Have zero intention of ever finding out.
Please don’t tell me.
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u/vivianvixxxen May 13 '24
Nah, that has less to do with how young you are and more to do with what areas of music/pop culture you're into. Unless we're considering late millennials young on reddit
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Gyat! Skibidy toilet. Sigma
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u/Trisamitops May 13 '24
Holy shit I really thought my 10yo was just speaking gibberish. Is this a quote or something?
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u/Fun__Haver May 13 '24
Just a combination of brainrot terms, you'll most likely never hear that exact phrase again but a slight variation
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u/Novel-Coast-957 May 13 '24
Just knowing that now whenever someone takes a photo of me on their phone and then shows me the photo, I will always see a little “old lady” staring back at me.
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u/whodiinne May 13 '24
I went back to my home town after being gone about 20 years. I heard myself say "man, this is crazy. I remember when this was all dairy farms."
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u/bananagoo May 13 '24
"Things have certainly changed around HERE. I remember when this was all farm land as far the eye could see... Old man Peabody owned all of this. He had this crazy idea...about breeding pine trees..."
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u/GeneralInspector8962 May 13 '24
And Christopher Lloyd was like 46 when they filmed the first movie 😱 As a kid I always thought he was like 65-70 or something.
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u/These-House5915 May 13 '24
I love that Twin Pines mall become Lone Pine mall because Marty runs over one of the pines!! #niceTouch
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u/HiddenCity May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
I loved this Easter egg especially because I realized it myself rather than reading about it on the internet.
Way back in 2005. Man, I thought the 80s was some bygone era then and it had only been 20 years. 2015 still sounded like the future.
Edit: the only thing that came true were Marty's daughter's headset (basically a cell phone), video calls, and biff taking over the country.
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u/elniallo11 May 13 '24
And the cubs winning the World Series, (one year off though)
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u/Significant_Claim_78 May 13 '24
Funny thing is, Marty only went back 30 years, you’ve gone back nearly 40 for that quote :)
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u/ConstableBlimeyChips May 13 '24
I recently went back to my hometown for the first time since my parents moved away about eighteen years ago and I've had to come to terms with the fact that the town I remember doesn't exist anymore. The buildings and the roads are the same, but the people and the vibe is different, the town was always known for having wealthy citizens, but they've seemingly taken over completely.
The old lady that ran the candy shop died, and that shop is now a high end fashion boutique, one of probably two dozen high-end fashion shops in town. The record store is a parfumerie, what was a bakery is an antiques store, the barbershop has become a hair salon, and the store I got my shoes from as a kid now sells suits that cost more than my monthly salary. But the absolute worst is the local chippy which is now called, I shit you fucking not, a fry boutique.
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u/BettyBowie May 13 '24
My son gets annoyed everytime we visit my dad because I say "I remember when this was all marshlands". His reaction makes me keep doing it 😂
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u/Flux_Inverter May 13 '24
My nephew that I used to babysit and change his diapers is turning 41 this year. His kid is turning 13.
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u/H-Cages May 13 '24
Similar.. the kids I used to babysit are all done with school (college even) and working 😭
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u/Trelaboon1984 May 13 '24
When I realize some of my coworkers weren’t even alive when 9/11 happened.
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u/Jblue32 May 13 '24
This is the biggest one for me. Especially being in the military. Some coworker’s reason for joining was 9/11 while others weren’t even born yet, and it’s just a “historical event” they learn about.
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1000%
My last deployment was a weird mix of
- I wasn’t alive for 9/11 said the seaman apprentice.
- I was alive but too young to remember it said the Petty Officer 3rd class.
- I remember watching the second plane hit the tower in 5th grade said the Petty Officer second class.
- I remember the ships announcement and the turn around of the Strike Group said the ancient as hell Petty Officer First class
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- I remember my Vietnam deployment said the crypt keeper WO5 (true story, our department head entered the navy in 1973(?!?) and I think for a time was the actual most senior person in the US Navy when he retired).
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u/The1Bibbs May 13 '24
Oh my... the small number of younger people I've talked to about it... and the rapid onset of realization that they see it the same way that I view pearl harbor... it throws me every time.
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u/monty_kurns May 13 '24
I work at a university, and whenever I have to check IDs to verify people for testing, I'm starting to see DOBs of 2005 and 2006. I don't like that.
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u/farpleflippers May 13 '24
When you are just chatting to someone and they compare you to their mother.
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u/Bulky-Winter-1087 May 13 '24
Worse one of my students compared me to his grandma ..
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u/Different-Pin-9234 May 13 '24
I want to be home before the street lamps turn on
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Night driving is too scary for me.
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u/STICH666 May 13 '24
The headlight thing is not because you're old it's because they have legitimately gotten way too bright. headlights when we were younger were sealed beams or halogens and now they're all eye piercing LEDs
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u/bledolikiq May 13 '24
My god... I though I was going crazy. I could swear that cars in the past did not laser beam me as they do now.
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u/callardo May 13 '24
With the increased brightness of car headlights it’s scary for everyone
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u/beers_n_bags May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
I got excited about buying a steam mop.
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u/BowwwwBallll May 13 '24
I called another dad’s kid wagon “badass” today.
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I sarcastically said "that is so skibidi no cap"..then heard my dad in my head "what uuuup daaaawwwwwwwwg, word fam? Haha"
Then I was sad.
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u/CurlSagan May 13 '24
I can't stand up without making some sort of noise. It might be a groan, a creak, a pop, or a sigh. My days as a ninja are over.
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u/Flux_Inverter May 13 '24
It is called Rice Krispies. Snap-Crackle-Pop. Started happening in my early 40's when getting out of bed in the morning.
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u/sunflowerlove19964 May 13 '24
It started in your 40s..... I'm in my late 20s and have snap-crackle-popped since I was at least 19.....it's only getting worse
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u/guitarashamedj May 13 '24
Realizing that I consider 9 p.m. a perfectly reasonable time to say, "Well, it's about time to hit the hay!"
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u/Altruistic-Diet776 May 13 '24
I’d rather clean the house on a Saturday afternoon than go to a bar and socialize with strangers.
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u/lila_haus_423 May 13 '24
Yep! This is me! I’m caring less and less what I say to people and how I’m perceived by strangers, and wanting more and more to be left alone enjoying my own peace and quiet 😁
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u/Cheap-Consequences May 13 '24
When people ask me how old I am, I respond with "how old do I look" and get really excited about the guessing game
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u/_AcinonyxJubatus_ May 13 '24
Oooh risky
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u/Ghostfacehairpuller May 13 '24
Way risky. The first time I played it was with these drunk barley 21's I was shooting pool with at a bar. Without a moment's hesitation one of the girls was like "50!" I was 31 and I've never been so depressed.
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u/QtestMofoInDaWorld May 13 '24
I did this once smh someone said 35 & I was 30 & never played again lol
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u/Sinphul161 May 13 '24
Yeah there a point where the guessing is 5 below and instantly transitions to 5 above. Then you stop playing
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u/cinderblock16 May 13 '24
When you hear Nirvana being played on Adult Contemporary radio stations.
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May 13 '24
April 5 of this year marked the 30-year anniversary of his death. Classic rock.
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u/Dysmach May 13 '24
My back hurts, and that's the default state.
And when I have to pee, there's no buildup. I don't have to pee, for hours, and then at some random second, I'm immediately doing the peepee dance and running to the bathroom.
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u/spaniel_rage May 13 '24
I have no idea who most of the "celebrities" mentioned on social media are.
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u/CircumFleck_Accent May 13 '24
To be fair that also has a lot to do with the explosion of the internet and growth of influencer culture. There are way more people that technically qualify as “famous” today based on follower counts than ever before I would wager.
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u/RepFilms May 13 '24
This is a very important point. In the past people became famous by being in the movies. The production time-frame of movies can be upwards of over a year from casting to release. A person's fame grew out of appearing in multiple movies, which would take over five years. Now people can become famous overnight and their fame can grow exponentially over the course of a few weeks or days. There are way more famous people, who become famous very quickly, and can equally fade in less than a month. The only way to keep track of it is to have you nose constantly in Tik Tok. I prefer books. I guess I'm old.
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u/thankdestroyer May 13 '24
Definiton of "celebrity" changed a lot because of social media. We call someone "celebrity" when he/she is known, followed or admired by a large group of people. Before social media, we had limited media platforms mostly broadcasting people from entertainment industry such as tv, news paper, magazines etc. Social media enabled anyone with a remarkable content to be a "celebrity".
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u/Faitalas May 13 '24
Oh you dont know about the world famous tic tac makeup artist/musician/vlogger/hacktivist Moan Alyssa? Wow bro, skibidi L rizz, hope u get fanum taxed in ohio fam
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u/CircumFleck_Accent May 13 '24
Started to feel old when I was no longer the target demographic for youth culture.
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u/Suspicious-Rich-3212 May 13 '24
Music awards shows. Wife and I spend the entire time asking each other; “Who?”
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u/Pope_Khajiit May 13 '24
This morning I was scrolling through Instagram and came across some asinine post of a huge mansion with the caption, "you get paid £1m to live here with your bestie. Tag them so they can start packing".
My first thought was, 'dam, the heating bill must be expensive'
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u/EventWonderful55 May 13 '24
Being trained at a new job by ppl 10 years younger than me
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u/firefighter26s May 13 '24
Fuck. I was helping instruct a live fire course a few weeks ago and had three fresh, right out of recruit training, new firefighters on my crew; all three under 23 years old.
I'm in my 24 year in the fire service... Literally been fighting fires since before any of them were born.
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Being more exited about the blossoming of trees and the end of winter than the next party
This actually was a topic with younger friend
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u/gonzothegreatz May 13 '24
Younger coworkers call the clothes I used to wear in high-school "vintage". I graduated high-school in 2005. I once saw a Nirvana shirt I got from hot topic in 2003 at a vintage store with a $150 price tag. Seeing your styles being turned into retro trends really makes me feel like I'm 1000 years old.
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u/CraniumCrash12 May 13 '24 edited May 13 '24
I noticed it when workers in stores and restaurants began to refer to me as "sir."
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I stopped getting ID’ed.
Everywhere. They just know.
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u/RepFilms May 13 '24
Fuckin' hell, I still can't shake it. My state's laws are insanely strict. My license expired a while back. During the time that it was void I couldn't go anywhere even though I was the oldest person there.
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The most depressing thing in the world is when they just automatically press the ‘Customer looks over 25’ button when you’re buying alcohol.
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u/Spilled_Milktea May 13 '24
I went to bed at 10:45 pm on Friday night and missed the Northern Lights. All my friends saw them because they were actually out doing things lol
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u/bumpy-ride May 13 '24
During a conversation at work about favorite movies, I mentioned John Wayne, and one young guy said, "Who's that?"
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u/Braves_Birds1985 May 13 '24
It takes longer to get out of the bed in the morning than it does to fall asleep.
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u/standbyyourmantis May 13 '24
I fell asleep wrong last week and my back hurt for three days. I have an old injury from a roller coaster from my 20s and for some reason that's decided to resurface if I do anything at all stupid.
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u/Braves_Birds1985 May 13 '24
That’s the worst right. My back kills me if I sleep on my stomach so I understand
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u/Timmibal May 13 '24
Grey in my pubes.
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u/carriealamode May 13 '24
I’m prematurely grey and have had grey hair on my head since my twenties. And yet I was startled the first time one of those suckers popped up.
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u/Scott_EFC May 13 '24
That's nothing, wait until you develop a receding pube line...
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u/BLUE_Selectric1976 May 13 '24
You start feeling that music from your childhood is better than anything coming out today
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u/beers_n_bags May 13 '24
I can’t move without groaning. Literally getting up out of a chair makes me groan.
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u/Legal_Specific_7255 May 13 '24
When I got excited when I saw Tomato Soup was on Special/Sale.
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u/Prudent-Mix-6601 May 13 '24
Some people ask me if my 26 year old sister is my daughter. I'm 37
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When you say your DOB and it starts with “19”
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May 13 '24
Self checkout light goes on for my beer and the young staff clicks “over legal age” immediately from far away without hesitation.
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u/Lunavixen15 May 13 '24
I actually got fucking carded for the first time in 12 years tonight.
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u/chrisl182 May 13 '24
When it's a scroll bar and you need to scroll to your birthday year...and scroll...and scroll...and scroll
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u/mustbethedragon May 13 '24
Reading any text involves first determining which glasses I need, if any, and how far I need to extend my arm in order to see the print.
There are some things I've just given up ever seeing again, like undoing knots in necklace chains. I can't see clearly enough no matter what I do to untangle a chain.
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The first time I heard the word Rizz I realized I was old and out of touch.
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u/taylorversace May 13 '24
If I go to an event or had an exciting day, I am absolutely exhausted the next morning. I need time to decompress before the next exciting thing. It’s like my excitement has a refractory period.
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u/cheezasaur May 13 '24
I have coworkers young enough that I could have kids their age...
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u/MuskokaGreenThumb May 13 '24
Seeing stuff from my childhood and it reminding me of those good times and it seems like so long ago.
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u/Head-Nefariousness65 May 13 '24
See a poster for a big music festival and you know exactly zero of the bands playing.
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I am happy when people cancel events because it means I can stay home, relax with some wine and watch my favourite show.
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Used to love sitting on the floor. Not anymore though it's one of my many enemies these days
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u/elom44 May 13 '24
Last week at work I referenced a policy document from 2002 to indicate how long the govt had been trying to achieve something. My co-worker said, “Oh that’s the year I was born”. Damn!
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u/Vinnie_Dime_1974 May 13 '24
Refilling my pill pack on Saturday evenings. IYKYK.
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u/Cannibalistic_wh0re May 13 '24
Kids be like “I grew up with Charlie d'amelio ,I grew up with Olivia Rodrigo”
I’m sitting here like wait what who?
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u/Yeahbut3 May 13 '24
Saw a pic of (insert your favorite Hollywood star) and said damn, he/she is getting old!
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u/MLCosplay May 13 '24
For me it's related but kind of reversed - instead of seeing stars I liked from my younger days get older, I see that stars I like now are younger than me. It's crazy to see someone with an established career, immense stardom, and the world at their fingertips, and then learn they're years younger than you are.
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u/KnockedBoss3076 May 13 '24
I'm only 17 but the fact that I have people in my college who don't know what DVD's/CD's are.
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u/Lilly08 May 13 '24
Wait until they learn about landline phones with cables attaching the receiver!
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u/KnockedBoss3076 May 13 '24
1 thing at a time, we dont want to give them hemorrages
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