Gen Z

[BaronOfHair]

They did pat themselves pretty hard on the back for doing what our revolutionary, civil war, first Great War , and other predecessors did, it is an interesting point.

To be fair, it was Tom Brokaw and a handful of pundits who fell out of the womb with oak trees lodged intractably in their rectums who dubbed these folks TGG, not WWII veterans themselves. And in one sense, those vets were extremely fortunate: They were among the few in human history to participate in a conflict which, on the surface, had all the trappings of a Tolkien-esque clash between good and evil

Most wars before and since lack that sort of PR

 

[eli77]

To be fair, it was Tom Brokaw and a handful of pundits who fell out of the womb with oak trees lodged intractably in their rectums who dubbed these folks TGG, not WWII veterans themselves. And in one sense, those vets were extremely fortunate: They were among the few in human history to participate in a conflict which, on the surface, had all the trappings of a Tolkien-esque clash between good and evil

Most wars before and since lack that sort of PR

Winning!

 

[BaronOfHair]

Winning!

Don't misunderstand: I admire many folks who lived during that era. The record demonstrates that they were no less flawed and f-cked up than anyone who before or since though https://www.npr.org/2013/06/17/192882612/wwii-deserters-stories-of-men-who-left-the-front-lines

And the vast majority of them DID NOT go toe to toe with Nazis on the shores of Normandy, or tangle with the forces of Hirohito in the jungles of Burma. Same way the vast majority of the enlisted in every war since WWII didn't/still don't go into combat

 

[Travel memoir21]

 

[eli77]

but also its easier to get a new job .Remote gig and other as well.

 

[CornbreadFed]

I was SUS of Gen Z then I learned that they like Chilis and Rainforest Cafe...Fvck Gen Z

 

[SW15]

I was SUS of Gen Z then I learned that they like Chilis and Rainforest Cafe...Fvck Gen Z

Chili's has been doing better financially in the last few years. The brand was struggling for a long time.

https://www.thestreet.com/retail/chilis-is-cool-again-thanks-to-gen-z-customers

 

[ocho_da_musician]

I was SUS of Gen Z then I learned that they like Chilis and Rainforest Cafe...Fvck Gen Z

Yeah fvck you too bro haha
I guess you could call me a Zoomer, I'm on this forum cuz I've struggled a lot with the honeys for sure, and I was never that good at finding jobs either outside of dreary fast food work, hopefully 2025 is my year tho

 

[Bokanovsky]

What do you guys have to say for yourselves? . The same story plays out right here on SS. Women don't want you and employers don't either. Tough world.

Graph shows all the problems hiring managers have found with Gen Z

Managers said they wouldn't hire recent graduates as they were unmotivated, had poor communication skills and lacked work ethic.

www.newsweek.com

In fairness, if a similar survey was conducted 50 years ago, the results would have likely been quite similar. Don't tell me you've never heard your own parents or grandparents complain about "kids these day" lol.

 

[Bokanovsky]

moving up the corporate ladder, being a successful entrepreneur, and purchasing a home in a ritzy neighborhood was no longer seen as "normie stuff" anymore

Being a high-level corporate executive or successful entrepreneur and buying a home in a "ritzy neighborhood" was never "normie stuff".

 

[BaronOfHair]

Being a high-level corporate executive or successful entrepreneur and buying a home in a "ritzy neighborhood" was never "normie stuff".

Read what I wrote in it's entirety:

"Today's teens and early adolescents are similar to folks of that age, immediately after The Summer Of Love.... Not quite sure if they were boys or girls, and very tough to hire. We're going to have to undergo a cultural shift similar to the one we went through in The 1980s, when moving up the corporate ladder, being a successful entrepreneur, and purchasing a home in a ritzy neighborhood was no longer seen as "normie stuff" anymore

Yes, this had it's problems also, namely the lionization of consumerism. What we're doing today though is leaving lots of folks on the bottom rung of the socioecomic ladder, and ravaging our economy, in an era where we're facing unprecedented overseas competition from overseas markets"

 

[BackInTheGame78]

As opposed to wasting your time in the office with pointless chit chat, sipping coffee, taking 30 minute shvts, and pretending to look busy all day? No one actually works all day, except hard laborers.

And even then they take breaks in there even if it's just slowing down the pace significantly.