Nah, the Silent generation was better than us by far. The boomers were literally the worst generation in history to ever come along before you guys. GenX is just a fart in an empty room, it's a small demographic. Generation Snowflake are now the current worst generation of all time, agreed on by all.

The next generation, GenZ, I have high hopes for. Based on surveys of the values of 15 year olds in the current year, they are looking to be the best generation in living memory. They more conservative, more money-oriented, more entrepreneurial and pragmatic about money. These up and comers are going to bowl you the fukk over when they hit the workforce. Enjoy your future of sucking up to younger bosses snowflake.



Dead wrong, the vast majority of people in my high school graduating class owned houses by 25. A substantial number of them also owning their own businesses. They didn't snowflake around in college staring at their navel. Right after graduation they learned a trade, got a paid apprenticeship, bought a house, started a family, mastered their craft, went out on their own to start a business in that craft, have no interest employing snowflakes who know so much that simply isn't so, have problems hiring guys right out of high school because they are all snowflakes now too and it feels bad man but that looks like it's about to change as mentioned above. Meanwhile you are just graduating with your spendy degree in snowflake navel gazing, bitter at the world because you never had a chance to make it although these were simply the natural consequences of your choices. In fairness, you've been lied to by women and effeminte male parents and teachers perpetuating the myth that road to success is paved with college degrees.

You are not entitled to success because you have a college degree. You are not entitled to success because you work hard, although this is part of it but not enough. You get success by providing value. You never mention how much value you provide, people who provide value to others get value in return from others. You get from the economy back what you put in. Instead of thinking the economic recession is stopping your generations success, have you ever considered that Generations Snowflake's failure to succeed is the cause of the recession?

PS. >LOL@Zines >totally forgot about those >much nostalgia >muh feelz