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They finally pissed off Gen-X 💀

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Raoul Duke2 years ago

He’s right. One thing, not only can we read maps, but we’re the last generation that knows life was better before the internet.

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John Singer2 years ago

Gen X was the last generation of Free Range Humans. Raised by their Boomer parents who let them try beer & cigarettes before they were 10 years old, let them out in the morning and didn't see them again until after dark. The last truly free & self sufficient kids America raised.

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Lots of Questions2 years ago

We can also read and write in cursive, becomes some kind of code against the youngsters😂😂😂😂

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Mr. Uncle Tim2 years ago

This shit is all over once the people that just wanted to be left alone have to get involved and we've reached that time.

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Bear_Jew2 years ago

All we wanted was to be left alone.

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Tim 🇺🇸 God/Family/Country2 years ago

The man isn’t wrong. 😂

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Rob2 years ago

No he’s not lol

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Leo’s Satire2 years ago

Listen up boomers, millennials and zoomers! It's time to pay homage to the unsung heroes of our time: Generation X. These hardy souls, born between the 1960s and early 1980s, are the human equivalent of those unkillable Nokia 3310 phones. They're so tough, even Chuck Norris asks them for survival tips. Generation X grew up without participation trophies, helicopter parents, or the internet. They survived on a diet of lawn darts, second-hand smoke, and Jolt Cola. Their childhood playgrounds were basically death traps made of rusty metal and splintered wood. And yet, here they are, still standing, with only minor psychological trauma and a few interesting scars to show for it. These are the people who weathered the storm of dial-up internet, navigated the treacherous waters of AOL chat rooms, and emerged victorious. They've lived through more economic crashes than a crash test dummy and still manage to show up to work with a sardonic smile and a thermos full of coffee strong enough to wake the dead. Generation X doesn't need your fancy mindfulness apps or wellness retreats. Their idea of self-care is watching "Reality Bites" for the 47th time while eating a whole box of Pop-Tarts. They've been through MTV actually playing music, the rise and fall of grunge, and the death of Blockbuster. At this point, they're basically emotional Navy SEALs. Seriously, don't mess with Gen X. They've mastered the art of passive-aggressive eye-rolling and can crush your soul with a single, well-timed "whatever." They're the generation that invented snark as a second language and perfected the art of not giving a damn while simultaneously caring deeply. Generation X is like the Terminator of generations: they absolutely will not stop, ever, until they've had their coffee and finished complaining about how music just isn't as good as it used to be. So the next time you see a Gen Xer in their natural habitat (probably a record store or a 90s themed bar), give them a nod of respect. Just don't expect one in return – they're too busy being ironically detached to notice you. Being born in 1972 has been a privilege. I'm grateful to be part of a generation that has witnessed incredible changes and played a role in shaping our modern world. Our unique perspective bridges the past and future, making our journey truly special

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TONY MAGA DOANIE !2 years ago

REMEMBER HAVING TO SIGN UP FOR SELETIVE SERVICE WHEN WE TURNED 18 .😂😂🇺🇸

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Rob2 years ago

I was born in 79. I never had to

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