Like he** I'm going to pay these prices! (Boston: buying a home, appraisals)

[Lampert]

Originally Posted by charolastra00

Seems like you have been unduly influenced by pop culture.



Do you regularly interact with Gen Z?

Some baby-boomers have forgotten how much conflict they had with the previous generations when they were in their teens and 20s.
I think the distance between baby-boomers and the previous generation is probably the largest in the history of (modern) generations.

[gf2020]

Originally Posted by FarmCoastLocal

Do your own research into everything I am saying here. It is the truth. Generation Z HATES tradition, because it is limit. HATES those who are older because they have been raised told that older generations ruined the planet and have nothing to offer other than racism, sexism, transphobia.

Slow your roll. I think you are trying to paint with a broad brush. Generation Z are those born between 1997 and 2015. This puts the age group for Gen Z'ers in the range of 6-24 years old today.

[Lampert]

Originally Posted by gf2020

This puts the age group for Gen Z'ers in the range of 6-24 years old today.

An age rage very famous for NEVER being confrontational

[charolastra00]

Could someone tell the groups of kids that scream and play directly outside of my window for at least 2 hours a day during the school year and for several hours a day during the summer and after it snows that they are betraying their generation and they need to go inside? It disturbs my afternoon conference calls and post-work naps.

[BostonBornMassMade]

Originally Posted by Lampert

An age rage very famous for NEVER being confrontational

Well that's the point his characterization is of an age range, not a generation.

Gen Z are like millennials but more timid and more boring. They think a lot about feelings and safety. It's like dealing with young old people.

Don't like them even though I'm very close in age. Cannot get loose around them because they're so astoundingly socially awkward and put no effort into overcoming their personal challenges/shortcomings or developing social skills that translate to the public sphere. Because all their baggage is on their sleeves AND shared with you...it reneders them unapproachable-to me at least.

[masssachoicetts]

Originally Posted by BostonBornMassMade

Well that's the point his characterization is of an age range, not a generation.

Gen Z are like millennials but more timid and more boring. They think a lot about feelings and safety. It's like dealing with young old people.

Don't like them even though I'm very close in age. Cannot get loose around them because they're so astoundingly socially awkward and put no effort into overcoming their personal challenges/shortcomings or developing social skills that translate to the public sphere. Because all their baggage is on their sleeves AND shared with you...it reneders them unapproachable-to me at least.

what kind of genz you hanging out with? lol

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

what kind of genz you hanging out with? lol

It's of course a generalization, but not without a lot of truth.

[BostonMike7]

People do change as life experiences pile up.


As a 40-year old millennial I probably would hate the 22-year old Millennial I used to be.

[masssachoicetts]

Originally Posted by massnative71

It's of course a generalization, but not without a lot of truth.

i hope so because i and all my friends act nothing like that. I'm more a Zillenial (Im on the cusp, I dont fit in at all...).

[msRB311]

I'm 42 so I guess I just missed being a millennial. I don't know how well I fit in with gen x.