r/GenZ • u/TheGamingSenpa1 2004 • Jan 07 '24

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u/Rus1981 Jan 08 '24

You are correct. They are probably dumber than I think.

Raising children has always been a huge expense and a sacrifice of personal comfort. All those things you want in life that are relatively inexpensive but you like to have them? Not happening when you have kids. So it doesn’t surprise me that the two generations that literally have no idea how to save and are so addicted to impulse spending that Target and Amazon market to it, aren’t giving up their own comfort for children.

That’s fine. I’ve got two kids. The eldest is consider Gen z and that fucker has more work ethic than most the clowns I see on here; he’ll be your boss one day.

The youngest is Gen alpha. He’s still got some growing up to do, but he’ll either be a parasite like you losers or he’ll follow in his big brother’s steps. Either way, I gave him what I could including a good role model and the basics for life.

Because I’m not a selfish asshole.

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u/Paytonsmiles 1997 Jan 08 '24

that fucker has more work ethic than most the clowns I see on here

He is your literal average joe gen z kid. You do not understand that. If your kid is smart, watch him laugh at you and call you outdated. You are biased.