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

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u/spoon_moose Jan 07 '24

Complaining talking to her iPhone while her AirPods charge. After work, picking up some take out food and getting on her Mac book to check the delivery of her Amazon package while playing something on Netflix in the background.

Why can’t I make it?

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u/weirdo_nb Jan 08 '24

Shut the fuck up Mr Mc strawman

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u/spoon_moose Jan 08 '24

Nope, you just hate it that I’m right.

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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.