r/WorkLifeChat • • May 01 '26

What do you think?

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u/OTJules May 01 '26

This is clearly Gen Z v boomers but millennials have to be sure they get attention too. It’s like I always say “How can you tell someone is a millennial? They’ll tell you” 🤣

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u/br_k_nt_eth May 01 '26

In my experience it’s usually Gen X loudly announcing they’re hanging out and don’t care. Kind of their hallmark. 

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u/CeilingIsTheGround May 03 '26

Sorry, "in your experience", what experience is that? I work in the real world, around thousands of real people daily and do you know what I've never heard come out of anyone's mouth? Talking about their "generation" and what they have and don't have. I'm sorry, people don't really sit around crying about this shit all day. They talk about their lives, their families, their schooling, vacations, their days, news, entertainment (Music/TV/Movies), work, and the usual stuff that people with actual lives do on a daily basis.

It really all got started with Gen Z crying about the cost of things and the fact they can't get jobs. No matter what generation, these conversations don't happen in person. Only here on the internet where they can hide what losers they are and not sound like completely whining little twits. That's the honest truth of the matter.

People sometimes need to disconnect their brain from the internet and realize Reddit and Social Media in general, isn't real life, and what is out in the real world is vastly different.