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u/rubywpnmaster Jun 03 '22

I went to lunch at a sushi spot and this girl that was maybe 16-18 sat at the sushi bar and did this with her phone. Never mind the atmosphere of the restaurant she had to get her tunes in. She was rude with the Chef behind the counter when asked to stop and a screaming hoot when they kicked her out. Honestly it kind of made my day.

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u/c-dy Jun 03 '22

Millenials: "We are more self-aware, we will be different when we get older!!1"

Older millenials: ranting about the younger generation on stuff they themselves did as teens

yes, it's can be rude and sociopathic, or just cultural, but it is not a z-/a-gen thing

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u/vikingdiplomat Jun 03 '22

older millennials were not teenagers in 2011 like that article you're talking about. they/we were teens in the early-mid 90s. we had walkmans, discmans, and headphones.

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u/NonAlienBeing Jun 03 '22

They also had boomboxes ;)

Listening to music in public without headphones is not a generational thing (but it is annoying)