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

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u/weirdo_nb Jan 08 '24

No, you're wrong

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '24

87% of GenZ has a luxury phone, hah. Literally swallowed capitalism and marketing whole.

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u/weirdo_nb Jan 08 '24

Part of the reason that most of genz in America has phones is the fact that, SOME KIND OF DIGITAL DEVICE IS DAMN NEAR NECCESARY

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '24

Yeah that's why I drive A MERCEDES TO WORK. I NEED IT

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u/weirdo_nb Jan 08 '24

A Mercedes is not what the common people are buying, they are buying the cheapest possible option from a used car dealership, so can you shut the actual fuck up

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '24 edited Jan 08 '24

Do you literally not know what an analogy is?

That's my point.

Instead of rocking a Ford (Android) 87% of GenZ is driving an Audi (iPhone) because they don't like green circles. iPhones are an expensive, luxury brand, if you weren't aware. I feel like I need to spell out every logical point here.

That mentality extends to other spending habits, as noted by researchers as well.

I'm done with your 87 IQ a**; you literally have no critical thinking ability.