to be fair, this is me half of the time
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to be fair, this is me half of the time
Same
This just makes them look cool lol
Yeah, "cool"
I think we established long ago that I don't know what cool is lmao
I think you're cool
You need better role models lol
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But thanks
You're very welcome
Also, if anything we're fellow raconteurs
Big agree on Idaho, and somewhat on the gen x'ers. Ive really been wanting to camp and explore Idaho because it seems really pretty, but it makes me pretty damn nervous. I'm white even, but dress alternative or whatever so I feel like there might be some kinda singling out outside of Boise, maybe.
I think some of this generational stuff depends on where you land, kinda feel like there are 2/3 different grouoings in each category. but ive noticed that a lot of gen x'ers I know seem to have turned from apolitical to reactionary. My parents are early gen X and they all of a sudden decided to become trump supporters, they've been separated for years too so they developed independently. Lame since many gen xers grew up with Rage Against the Machine and/or System of a Down. Some late gen x/early millenials can be chill though but seem to fall into this trap as well.(I am a mid millenial if it matters)
Gen X's parents hated them too that's why they're the latchkey generation but you're right, the younger gens could definitely punch the hate up.