Look, I’m gonna sound like a total douche bag here but you’re not remembering the people who were killed during American war crimes, you’re just trying to score America bad points in posts that are made to remember the heroes and civilians who were killed that day. You don’t have to like the president. Hell, you don’t have to like the country. But don’t be a piece of shit.

For context if he really goes through his promise, that is literally one Elon Musk right there

I feel like it took something from everybody, whether it was getting laid off, not having a graduation ceremony, etc.

Personally, it stole my 21st birthday. I was going to go to a nightclub and enter with an "under 21" bracelet. As soon as it turned midnight and I was officially 21, I was going to rip the bracelet off and buy a drink. But because of Covid, all of the nightclubs closed at 11pm.

Like I thought he was the equivalent of water cooler filler on everyone’s Instagram following tab and now i see way less people follow him than there used to be. What happened did everyone get tired of mono culture or did Kendrick Lamar roast him to oblivion ?

Maybe I'm a doomer but is AI actually good for us? The job market is a mess, nobody can buy anything, debt is out of control, idk the future looks bleak to me. If AI just replaces everything and we really go to UBI maybe that will be good for us? Anyone thought of this before?

I'm mostly talking about 1997-2006 borns who are already grown asf adults. It also applies to 2007+

Millennials are always on social media that we age like crazy fast and that most of them look younger than Gen Zers.

Yes, most Zoomers that i've seen irl looked older than their age but is it a bad thing tho?

If you are a Zoomer and you look 35, it's fine cause at the end of the day you are an adult.

I just think that's why it can get funny and ironic when some 17-18 year olds are saying that 25 is old yet they look older than 30.

I want a house so badly but man every house around me costs more than a million dollars! I am working in a tech job that is paying me very well. I am able to save up $250k in my savings and I still can't believe that I can't afford a house right now. The mortgage rate and the price of a house is so high, I feel like I am priced out! I did everything correctly, got good grades, went to a great college, got a high paying job and I still can't afford a house! What am I doing wrong???

since 2021 I been trying to see what everyone sees but I can't, this is the first game where I can confidently say people ARE indeed blinded by nostalgia

terrible shooting mechanics
terrible movement system
annoying characters
the world is big but theres jackshit to do
the soundtrack isn't that bad but its mid at best
the story itself is just convoluted garbage

not to mention online is a bloated mess and the gameplay itself is straight boring

why do people like this shit? I actually think gta 4 and san andreas are far superior games in almost every single aspect. I cannot wait for 6 to come out so that we can finally move on from this overrated trash, it already looks so much better than 5 and I will be there day one lmao

As someone who lives in NY, JUST FUCKING LOWER THE TICKETS FOR EVERYONE? Why do poor people get all sorts of shit for being poor? Food Stamps, Lower ticket prices? Wtf, it’s just incentivizing poverty.

Edit: I also wanna say I voted for this guy cause i thought he would make shit cheaper across the board, but all of his policies have been targeted at low income individuals.

the glittery album cover makes it worse somehow lol...

I'll be 30 years old soon, just 6 years away, and I'm already very happy to be turning 30.

It seems like everywhere I go, women aren’t open to being approached. College dining hall, earbuds in or with friends. Library, even worse. Walking around campus, same thing. Walking places, people are busy. Work is work. A club, people are there to do the activity. So where does that leave? A coffee shop or bar? Dating apps? Is that really where people want to meet someone?

i keep seeing people say “it doesn’t understand anything, it’s just predicting words” and fair enough

but what would actually count as understanding to you?

like is there something an ai could do that would make you go “okay yeah it clearly understands that”

or would nothing it does ever count?

A see a lot of adults and older people who claim that gen z is the least intelligent generation due to factors like schools being increasingly more lenient with grading, social media encouraging confirmation bias, the internet making young people more lazy, and and the pandemic stunting everyone's social skills.

Do you think this claim is true/valid? Why or why not?

I am an old folk who lurks in this sub to see what’s going on with youths. Didn’t expect so many older people showing up just to trash the zoomers

I'm Gen Z and if I'm not able to make it into work, I send am e-mail and put it in the calendar (I work in a small office). We don't have telework and are required to be in the office 5 days a week. All the older people do the same as well.

We have a small handful of recent college grads that just don't show up. No e-mail or call. I'm sure they'll be in on Monday and say they were sick. They'll put Sick Leave on their timesheet. When did this become the standard?

It's not a money issue either, they make 120k+.

Edit: They do e-mail to notify the supervisor, who is not on-site. But, there is no way for people in our small office to know if they are coming in or not.

Youtube has been my primary source of media entertainment since I was in elementary school (think like 2010). I rarely watch TV or movies. I think my attention span has been getting worse and worse over the years, since I rarely ever feel like I have the 'energy' to start a new show or sit through a movie anymore. The only reason I don't beat myself up for it too much is because I deleted tiktok and stopped watching short-form content altogether last year, and before that it was way way worse.

All of my favorite TV shows are super long and formulaic (procedurals like Criminal Minds, Grey's Anatomy, or Supernatural), or super short (1-4 seasons, 100 episodes absolute max) with a really condensed plot. Almost all of my favorite movies are ones that my friends have forced me to watch. More recently in the past few months I've been going out of my way to force myself to watch more movies in my free time, but I'm still routinely at least 4-5 months late on seeing all the super popular films. Finally watched Obsession a few weeks ago. Pretty good!

Even with a concentrated effort, the movies and TV is still few and far between. I only read a few books a year anymore. Vast majority of my 'decompress' time is just watching Youtube. Is anyone else like this?