I'm a GenX model 1972 and all the millenial and younger people at work are actually afraid of my 1000 yard stare... my fellow GenX coworkers on the other hand, don't even care...
Lol I am one of the early models of the millennial generation (you know the ones that blend in just fine with gen X folks but were born after the start of the millennial era) and the only 1000 yard stares that scares me is my Boomer parents.
@@sray5415 Im one of the VERY last GenX models from late December of 79. You understand the 1000 yard stare from GenXers, and why all GenXers possess it.
YEP!! 54yrs old now and don't really give a sh*t about much.. I'll do whatever i need to do on my own terms and will go through my day as best as i can. Tomorrow is another day and I can already tell, i won't give a crap then either.
Catching the bus on a busy street at 7, coming home with the key around my neck on a shoelace (so the school knew) with my 6 year old sister & we’d be alone until parents came home around 6. Newspaper job at 10, Babysitting by myself, a 1 & 2 year old at 12 yo, sometimes late into the night for $1/hr. People have said to me for years that a) I acted mature for my age but b) look younger than age. Maybe independence & self reliance is what keeps us young!
Isn't that weird?!?!? I've been told the same thing! Even at almost 52, people mistake me for being younger (when I turned 50, co-workers didn't know how old I was and was going to throw me a happy 35th birthday) but also wonder how I could possibly know songs from the era before me (older siblings).
I relate to that but sometimes i got paid 5$/hour when I had 4 girls from this rich family. Hey the freezer in the basement was filled with chocolate bars !
Yupp I'm gen x. 68 model year :-) I owned my own company by the time I was 10 :-) plus all company equipment was paid for :-) bicycle, push mower tied behind the seat,gas can hung on handle bars :-) left at sun up came hone at sundown with pocket full of money :-) aaaahhhh thr good old days :-)
Hi, millennial here, I would just like to say I am absolutely lovingggg this Gen X uprising I'm seeing on social media, we/I sooooo needed this!!! Welcome back, come show the new Gens how it's done😎🙌🙌🙌😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I really believe all these younger folks want someone to buy or pay for some of their stuff that they want. And surprise, no one is stepping up. How unfortunate.
As an early millennial I remember those days when we were off from school we were all outside regardless of weather and had to invent our own games or play games our friends older siblings had played with their friends. We all knew when the moms called us out of the windows for dinner we had to go inside and then rushed back out for a little while till the street lights came on. Our moms either stayed inside or hung out with the other moms on one of the stoop’s gossiping. Those were the days when we didn’t have internet or cellphones in the house; honestly I miss the old days.
That is what I remember exactly. But shortly after, these wives and mothers got jobs, it was a bit sadly disgraceful, but needed the extra cash. That is when everything went sideways. Weird shit happened. Divorces, "nervous breakdowns", they called it. Serious drinking. Infidelity ? And people who were strong, began to look tired. Did I mention, you now heard neighbors shouting from "inside" their homes. This was just the beginning of the New Dark Ages we see today.
The way I figure, we age different because our time sense is all effed up. When we were kids, we observed how "certain ages were supposed to act," but as we got to those ages, we were denied. The mantra of "you can have X when you can pay for it yourself" still rings in my ears. They denied us kid stuff, and then expected us to accept that we had outgrown "kid stuff." I know I refused to accept that. I may have to be careful with my spending so I can't get EVERYthing. But I get what I can, no matter how impractical it may be. The year 2000 had not helped in that AT ALL, either. The year 2000 is 20+ years ago, and so 1980.
I think our youthful aging is due to the number of times we've been knocked into the middle of next week. I'm sure some of us have lost a decade because of it.
I did find it irritating in my 30’s that people kept thinking I was still 16 when I’d go to buy liquor and at one point just acknowledged that my DOB year was wrong and it should be 1928 not 1982 just to fuck with them. 🤷🏼♀️
I'm in my late 30s now and get mistaken for someone in their late teens on many occasions. I've come to the conclusion I was born in the wrong decade. I can barely toletate gen Z and whatever nonsense they spew. Someone bring back dodge ball, tether ball etc.
got ask for my identification card going to night disco club till 28... I know the feeling but hey today still think i'm 20 years younger 🤣🤣 and I'm a Boomer 60
You just described my childhood exactly. I started a smoking club in the fifth grade. We started with sticks and moved up to Kent cigarettes. Of course I was the president. Worked in my dads print shop at age 12 collating papers until late hours, then getting my self up for school the next day. I got suspended for climbing on the school rooftop (book storage room had a roof latch door) in the sixth grade. I told the principal I was gathering up the dodgeballs on the roof. Haha!!!!
Started "baby" sitting my middle and younger brothers as a 5 year old. did I mention my younger brother was an infant? started working "under the table" at 12 as a prep cook at a restaurant, because at 12 I already knew how to prepare food for cooking. by 13 I no longer had birthday parties or birthday presents since my birthday is 2 weeks before Christmas. I had a choice, birthday present or Christmas present but not both. by 14 I was working at a local home goods store legally and was told by my parents that I can now pay for everything I need. phone bill under my name, HS graduation trip, cap and gown, class ring, prom dress all paid for by me. i was a straight a student, cheerleader, marching band member both at school and in my community, color guard, softball, you name it I did it between freshman and senior year. but I should've known better than to believe my parents would help me pay for college. killed myself since I was 12 for nothing, but to go "find a job, you aren't our responsibility anymore now that your 18 - in the middle of my senior year".
I feel for you so much it hurts! Nothing like being pushed for straight A's only to find come counselor/college selection time "well I don't know how you're gonna pay for college" I am sorry what???? Embarrassed and crying returning college brochures to the counselor knowing it was all for nothing? Wow!
Hats off to this gal, I am a child of the 60,s. We were independant, able to make our own fun. Had a work ethic, forged our own path. It has served me well. 😊
I absolutely solute you Queen! You are one of my breath of fresh air today, at this moment, in this minute! You are braking this shit down, translating, placing it in alphabetical order, educating and refusing to cause confusion without a doubt! You took me back and reminded me exactly who we are and what we stand for! Thank you!
Yup. Born in '77 here and it's my IDGAF attitude, especially about anyone's precious fee-wings. Must be that attitude that keeps me hearing I don't look my age
I had to grow up fast ..my mom locked us out of our house..we drank out of our water hose..that got stolen ..the neighbors..she wanted a check..I had all kinds of jobs..I did grown up things early..it wasn't a big deal..to turn 21..I had my 1st drink long ago..😂..our Grandma saved our lives..I had to walk us an hour each way..❤..she was amazing!❤❤..
"Mom's gonna kill me", meant something. "We want to kill our teacher", meant nothing. Today... "Mom's gonna kill me", means nothing. "We want to kill the teacher", means something. What the heck happened?
I’m a boomer. No apologies! I had three gen-Xers. Two boys one girl. All three are fabulous adults. My daughter has two girls. The eldest, 18, has been accepted into UCLA, Chapel Hill and Brown. She hasn’t decided yet. Her mom, my daughter, has her masters in education! My eldest son is the CFO for one of the largest produce company’s in the country. My youngest deals in elderly care products and disabled persons. Not bad for a LOUSY PARENT!
Boomers as parents weren't "bad", you had expectations of your children. No coddling, no everyone gets on the team, and we all were raised with rules. We were taught independence and to stand on our two feet. So, as a genx kid, thank you.
There are exceptions to every rule...I'm a GEN X-er who had crappy Silent GEN parents, but I got into Med School in 5th grade--my mom is still PO'd that I got a B.F.A. instead...😂
I think it was '83, I was un 5th grade, when my mom was late picking me up from school. So my friend and I decided to walk home. She pulled in about 5 minutes after we left. WHOOPED MY ASS when she found us!!
I grew up in a small factory town in the country. Due to curiosity and unsupervised behavior I had smoked , made out with a girl and felt up several others during a game we called under the blanket, drank liquor, saw porn, , fell out of a tree, started a fire playing with matches, nearly drowned, spied on people having sex, nearly killed by a car, and snuck into a movie with four friends to see Rocky 1 by age ten 😂 All that slowed down because I had to get a job..in the fifth grade…delivering newspapers. To this day when I watch a movie about slavery and there is a part with a slave being whipped..I turn it off because I know exactly how that felt.
I know all about the back pain in a Gen xer myself, and boy, do I have back pain, but most of my back pain is due to a possible pinched nerve in my lower back
Im 57, we were not "Latch Key Kids" they locked us outside (WITHOUT KEYS) until they wanted us back inside. Therefore latch key kids could unlock their home not us Gen-X s. We drank rubber flavored hot hose water because it was that or mosquito larva filled rain barrel water. We were forced labor at 8 or 9 gardening, mowing or shoveled walks & drives. Did it for home and the surrounding neighbors places as per mom "they had to put up with us being annoying." So we mowed or shoveled their place for free. When the cousins needed Hay Help we were told to ride our bikes the 5 plus miles out in the country side (given a hunk of paper with lines drawn on it for a map.) Be there by 8 am to mow hay, back in at 3pm to help milk or muck stalls, hay and stack some more and ride home by dark. Some days be there at 5 am to help milk & muck or care for calfs. Hunt & fish for food because we couldn't afford to buy it.
that's right Don't give a F@ck attitude that keeps me YOUNG--- BOOMER here! yeah 1960 and another 60 to go! maybe 2. Guess where I'm going Sept 1st ? RAVE party PIKNIK Montréal top dj's like Misstress Barbara will be there.
I was active duty Army 1974-81 and any time someone yelled "attitude check!" most people in earshot would respond with "f_ck it!" For whatever reason some commanders hated that.
God, I love this woman!! GEN X 1967 model here. You took me back to a better place and time. Parents, we're Boomers and you hit the nail on the head! No one before us or after WILL NEVER understand our generation. Or our Don't give an F attitude. Love and light from rural Ohio❤❤
I told my parents my shoes had rather big holes in the soles, and if raining, my socks got all wet inside the shoes. They seldomed laughed, but this was excellent chuckle material. Not tears, but close. I asked in winter once for a sweater, as I was unfunny big time cold. My dad looked at the stacked cases of cheap unknown brand beer on sale, and then the sweaters, and back again for a good long time back and forth. I could tell this could go either way now. He said, " Are you going to wear it ? ". Remember I think I am his son. And I literally was visibly shivering shaking beside him. He bought me the sweater, I wore it till it became rags. Hard to say these were good times for boomers.
Sounds a lot like baby boomers.....'children should be seen but not heard'.....you knew right from wrong and you knew what would happen if you crossed that like....cause someone was always watching and the parents knew each other....a dangerous time but fun....And we survived!!!😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
1970 represent class of 88. 8 is significant because you have to take the bad with the good. See yin_yang...the symbol of the karate school your parents had you take so you can solve 90% of your problems that they are too tired to deal with ♡J
Wow you all sound so bitter. Look what you have accomplished on your own. You are self sufficient. But you raise a bunch of kids that can’t take care of themselves very well. Their kids are even worse. I’m of your generation, I had horrible parents, but it could have been worse and I turned out ok, raised good responsible children that work and provide for their families.
I'm a GenX model 1972 and all the millenial and younger people at work are actually afraid of my 1000 yard stare... my fellow GenX coworkers on the other hand, don't even care...
Lol I am one of the early models of the millennial generation (you know the ones that blend in just fine with gen X folks but were born after the start of the millennial era) and the only 1000 yard stares that scares me is my Boomer parents.
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@@sray5415 Im one of the VERY last GenX models from late December of 79. You understand the 1000 yard stare from GenXers, and why all GenXers possess it.
they stare at US expecting to US looking away- we dont do that we stare back and say wtf is your problem
YEP!! 54yrs old now and don't really give a sh*t about much.. I'll do whatever i need to do on my own terms and will go through my day as best as i can. Tomorrow is another day and I can already tell, i won't give a crap then either.
Hear hear. Well said
Don't give shit if anyone replies
Just sayen
Our work attitude is "work to live, not live to work". That makes a difference. The IDGAF attitude helps too.
Somehow I don't believe that given the last 30 years in the US.
Out of all the ones on the UA-cam these days, I like your explanation of our childhoods the best!😊
Catching the bus on a busy street at 7, coming home with the key around my neck on a shoelace (so the school knew) with my 6 year old sister & we’d be alone until parents came home around 6.
Newspaper job at 10, Babysitting by myself, a 1 & 2 year old at 12 yo, sometimes late into the night for $1/hr.
People have said to me for years that a) I acted mature for my age but b) look younger than age. Maybe independence & self reliance is what keeps us young!
Isn't that weird?!?!? I've been told the same thing! Even at almost 52, people mistake me for being younger (when I turned 50, co-workers didn't know how old I was and was going to throw me a happy 35th birthday) but also wonder how I could possibly know songs from the era before me (older siblings).
I relate to that but sometimes i got paid 5$/hour when I had 4 girls from this rich family. Hey the freezer in the basement was filled with chocolate bars !
I forgot about the $1.00 dollar an hour. And I was thrilled. Thanks.
Yupp I'm gen x. 68 model year :-) I owned my own company by the time I was 10 :-) plus all company equipment was paid for :-) bicycle, push mower tied behind the seat,gas can hung on handle bars :-) left at sun up came hone at sundown with pocket full of money :-) aaaahhhh thr good old days :-)
Yes, it's the don't give an eff atitude that keeps Gen X looking young. Less stress will do that.
The adults were like in the "Charlie Brown" specials. Non-existent wah wah wah.
my real parents were nature and atari
Hi, millennial here, I would just like to say I am absolutely lovingggg this Gen X uprising I'm seeing on social media, we/I sooooo needed this!!! Welcome back, come show the new Gens how it's done😎🙌🙌🙌😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I really believe all these younger folks want someone to buy or pay for some of their stuff that they want. And surprise, no one is stepping up.
How unfortunate.
As an early millennial I remember those days when we were off from school we were all outside regardless of weather and had to invent our own games or play games our friends older siblings had played with their friends. We all knew when the moms called us out of the windows for dinner we had to go inside and then rushed back out for a little while till the street lights came on. Our moms either stayed inside or hung out with the other moms on one of the stoop’s gossiping. Those were the days when we didn’t have internet or cellphones in the house; honestly I miss the old days.
That is what I remember exactly. But shortly after, these wives and mothers got jobs, it was a bit sadly disgraceful, but needed the extra cash. That is when everything went sideways. Weird shit happened. Divorces, "nervous breakdowns", they called it. Serious drinking. Infidelity ? And people who were strong, began to look tired. Did I mention, you now heard neighbors shouting from "inside" their homes. This was just the beginning of the New Dark Ages we see today.
I adore you, Ms Sherri. Thank you for your content and for saying the things the rest of us are just too tired to say!
The way I figure, we age different because our time sense is all effed up. When we were kids, we observed how "certain ages were supposed to act," but as we got to those ages, we were denied. The mantra of "you can have X when you can pay for it yourself" still rings in my ears. They denied us kid stuff, and then expected us to accept that we had outgrown "kid stuff." I know I refused to accept that. I may have to be careful with my spending so I can't get EVERYthing. But I get what I can, no matter how impractical it may be. The year 2000 had not helped in that AT ALL, either. The year 2000 is 20+ years ago, and so 1980.
😂😂😂😂 oh you're so right.. My brain flashed through it all as you spoke...
Laughing so hard.... my Depends are overflowing🤣🤣🤣
I think our youthful aging is due to the number of times we've been knocked into the middle of next week. I'm sure some of us have lost a decade because of it.
Lmao!
I did find it irritating in my 30’s that people kept thinking I was still 16 when I’d go to buy liquor and at one point just acknowledged that my DOB year was wrong and it should be 1928 not 1982 just to fuck with them. 🤷🏼♀️
I'm in my late 30s now and get mistaken for someone in their late teens on many occasions. I've come to the conclusion I was born in the wrong decade. I can barely toletate gen Z and whatever nonsense they spew. Someone bring back dodge ball, tether ball etc.
So many sports like those are now banned, especially dodge ball because it’s viewed as bullying now. Smh.
got ask for my identification card going to night disco club till 28... I know the feeling but hey today still think i'm 20 years younger 🤣🤣 and I'm a Boomer 60
@@newdimension4731 honestly same. I’m 42 now and it’s awkward when I’m carded but those that actually should be aren’t. Smh.
You just described my childhood exactly. I started a smoking club in the fifth grade. We started with sticks and moved up to Kent cigarettes. Of course I was the president.
Worked in my dads print shop at age 12 collating papers until late hours, then getting my self up for school the next day.
I got suspended for climbing on the school rooftop (book storage room had a roof latch door) in the sixth grade. I told the principal I was gathering up the dodgeballs on the roof. Haha!!!!
Started "baby" sitting my middle and younger brothers as a 5 year old. did I mention my younger brother was an infant? started working "under the table" at 12 as a prep cook at a restaurant, because at 12 I already knew how to prepare food for cooking. by 13 I no longer had birthday parties or birthday presents since my birthday is 2 weeks before Christmas. I had a choice, birthday present or Christmas present but not both. by 14 I was working at a local home goods store legally and was told by my parents that I can now pay for everything I need. phone bill under my name, HS graduation trip, cap and gown, class ring, prom dress all paid for by me. i was a straight a student, cheerleader, marching band member both at school and in my community, color guard, softball, you name it I did it between freshman and senior year. but I should've known better than to believe my parents would help me pay for college. killed myself since I was 12 for nothing, but to go "find a job, you aren't our responsibility anymore now that your 18 - in the middle of my senior year".
I feel for you so much it hurts! Nothing like being pushed for straight A's only to find come counselor/college selection time "well I don't know how you're gonna pay for college" I am sorry what???? Embarrassed and crying returning college brochures to the counselor knowing it was all for nothing? Wow!
Hats off to this gal, I am a child of the 60,s. We were independant, able to make our own fun. Had a work ethic, forged our own path. It has served me well. 😊
GenX'77 here. My butt is still sore from all them ass whoopin'
Born in 69, baby and can still kick ass! We are in the fkn Benjamin Buttons stage. The old and young generations, keep underestimating us!
I absolutely solute you Queen! You are one of my breath of fresh air today, at this moment, in this minute! You are braking this shit down, translating, placing it in alphabetical order, educating and refusing to cause confusion without a doubt! You took me back and reminded me exactly who we are and what we stand for!
Thank you!
1975 X'er here, my mom still tells me to go play in traffic😂
Haven't gave a fuck since 1966.
Why start now?
Keeps the blood pressure down.
Stress levels low.
What's the rush, we can give a fuck later.
My mom would send me down to the corner market on my bicycle for beer and cigarettes. No cap. Lois always knew to give me Salems.
Yup. Born in '77 here and it's my IDGAF attitude, especially about anyone's precious fee-wings. Must be that attitude that keeps me hearing I don't look my age
To understand us, they need to watch the move Stand By Me. Literally our childhood.
53 with a nice grey beard and still getting carded...we age different.😂
OMG .....WOW SOO TRUE SOME OF. IT...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂XOXOX ❤❤❤
You have sums up everything we as Gen x know what we did and what we discussed as teenagers
your genx musings sounds almost exactly like my boomer experience.
67 model here and its definitely our don't give a flying toss attitude that sets us apart.
Man, this is a serious Truth bomb! Sherri is the delivery Master!
I'm 50 I still go roller booting with my grandchildren I haven't grown up yet and I don't give a f**k lmao life is awesome.
❤🔥
I had to grow up fast ..my mom locked us out of our house..we drank out of our water hose..that got stolen ..the neighbors..she wanted a check..I had all kinds of jobs..I did grown up things early..it wasn't a big deal..to turn 21..I had my 1st drink long ago..😂..our Grandma saved our lives..I had to walk us an hour each way..❤..she was amazing!❤❤..
I'm a BoomerX and I'm still a kid at heart. I believe that's what keeps me still lookin' young.
"Mom's gonna kill me", meant something.
"We want to kill our teacher", meant nothing.
Today...
"Mom's gonna kill me", means nothing.
"We want to kill the teacher", means something.
What the heck happened?
I’m a boomer. No apologies! I had three gen-Xers. Two boys one girl. All three are fabulous adults. My daughter has two girls. The eldest, 18, has been accepted into UCLA, Chapel Hill and Brown. She hasn’t decided yet. Her mom, my daughter, has her masters in education! My eldest son is the CFO for one of the largest produce company’s in the country. My youngest deals in elderly care products and disabled persons. Not bad for a LOUSY PARENT!
Boomers as parents weren't "bad", you had expectations of your children. No coddling, no everyone gets on the team, and we all were raised with rules. We were taught independence and to stand on our two feet. So, as a genx kid, thank you.
My dad was a boomer .he taught me a lot of life skills..I loved my dad very much ..❤
There are exceptions to every rule...I'm a GEN X-er who had crappy Silent GEN parents, but I got into Med School in 5th grade--my mom is still PO'd that I got a B.F.A. instead...😂
I think it was '83, I was un 5th grade, when my mom was late picking me up from school. So my friend and I decided to walk home. She pulled in about 5 minutes after we left. WHOOPED MY ASS when she found us!!
So many facts!!
I grew up in a small factory town in the country. Due to curiosity and unsupervised behavior I had smoked , made out with a girl and felt up several others during a game we called under the blanket, drank liquor, saw porn, , fell out of a tree, started a fire playing with matches, nearly drowned, spied on people having sex, nearly killed by a car, and snuck into a movie with four friends to see Rocky 1 by age ten 😂 All that slowed down because I had to get a job..in the fifth grade…delivering newspapers. To this day when I watch a movie about slavery and there is a part with a slave being whipped..I turn it off because I know exactly how that felt.
I know all about the back pain in a Gen xer myself, and boy, do I have back pain, but most of my back pain is due to a possible pinched nerve in my lower back
Im 57, we were not "Latch Key Kids" they locked us outside (WITHOUT KEYS) until they wanted us back inside. Therefore latch key kids could unlock their home not us Gen-X s.
We drank rubber flavored hot hose water because it was that or mosquito larva filled rain barrel water.
We were forced labor at 8 or 9 gardening, mowing or shoveled walks & drives. Did it for home and the surrounding neighbors places as per mom "they had to put up with us being annoying." So we mowed or shoveled their place for free. When the cousins needed Hay Help we were told to ride our bikes the 5 plus miles out in the country side (given a hunk of paper with lines drawn on it for a map.) Be there by 8 am to mow hay, back in at 3pm to help milk or muck stalls, hay and stack some more and ride home by dark. Some days be there at 5 am to help milk & muck or care for calfs.
Hunt & fish for food because we couldn't afford to buy it.
Not this Gen x..we stayed outside. We raised our siblings. Plus most of us had job at 11. Many of us lived on our own at 16. 😂
I used to have to pee in the garden everytime I forgot my damn house key!
It’s all very true. No exaggeration.
that's right Don't give a F@ck attitude that keeps me YOUNG--- BOOMER here! yeah 1960 and another 60 to go! maybe 2. Guess where I'm going Sept 1st ? RAVE party PIKNIK Montréal top dj's like Misstress Barbara will be there.
I was active duty Army 1974-81 and any time someone yelled "attitude check!" most people in earshot would respond with "f_ck it!" For whatever reason some commanders hated that.
Born in 77, I didn’t touch a pop tart till 98.😂
lack current recall... yep...I am lucky if I remembered that I had my cup of coffee this morning which is a staple routine of mine every morning.
I am sure that’s it.
Thank you for the laugh’s.
love it
God, I love this woman!! GEN X 1967 model here. You took me back to a better place and time. Parents, we're Boomers and you hit the nail on the head! No one before us or after WILL NEVER understand our generation. Or our Don't give an F attitude. Love and light from rural Ohio❤❤
My mother always knew where we, always show us love, and support. My father was just like, and more evil than the way she describes parents
Fact: When I was in 4th and 5th grades, I was a safety. My job was to walk the a.m. kindergarteners home
This video is nothing short of the truth!!
I'm a young Gen X'er (78) and had a weird combo of neglectful (mom and dad) and overprotective (step-dad). I don't know where I fit. 😂😂😂😂
GEN X ARE ENTITLED TO THE CHILDHOOD WE NEVER GOT,
I learned to drive at 12 . . . 😃
I told my parents my shoes had rather big holes in the soles, and if raining, my socks got all wet inside the shoes. They seldomed laughed, but this was excellent chuckle material. Not tears, but close. I asked in winter once for a sweater, as I was unfunny big time cold. My dad looked at the stacked cases of cheap unknown brand beer on sale, and then the sweaters, and back again for a good long time back and forth. I could tell this could go either way now. He said, " Are you going to wear it ? ". Remember I think I am his son. And I literally was visibly shivering shaking beside him. He bought me the sweater, I wore it till it became rags. Hard to say these were good times for boomers.
Sounds a lot like baby boomers.....'children should be seen but not heard'.....you knew right from wrong and you knew what would happen if you crossed that like....cause someone was always watching and the parents knew each other....a dangerous time but fun....And we survived!!!😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
The Greatest generation was much better parents
I was told I was born 100 years to late
Exactly! ❤
If it isn't, it sure and hell helps!
Ain't never lied
THERE IT IS!!!
Im from 81 but i grew up like that 🙈
I'm a latchkey/ sandwich Gen😅😅😅
Amen 🙏
True story💪🏾🤙🏾
1970 represent class of 88. 8 is significant because you have to take the bad with the good. See yin_yang...the symbol of the karate school your parents had you take so you can solve 90% of your problems that they are too tired to deal with
♡J
Amen
It does drive me nuts when I'm at a line in DD to get some coffee and these damn BOOMERS want to tell him his whole day. BRO I Don't GIVE A FUCK lol.
65 here ✌🏾❤️🎸🤘
Plus Anyone's water hose 😅
Yep❤
Yep!!!!
Valid theory. :D
Facts!!!!!!!!
❤
I f-ing luv you.
Ain't that the truth
That and take care of your own
Yup😂
😅😂😂
Wow you all sound so bitter. Look what you have accomplished on your own. You are self sufficient. But you raise a bunch of kids that can’t take care of themselves very well. Their kids are even worse. I’m of your generation, I had horrible parents, but it could have been worse and I turned out ok, raised good responsible children that work and provide for their families.