Search Results: are all young guys the same

You here them complain about the system all the time. That they want everything for free. They want positions given to them. Life just isn't fair. They have morals of a rabbit in heat.

My parents grew up in Great Depression and made it with nothing given to them. You had to just survive with little Gov't help. Certainly no Gov't stimulus. When this generation got a job , they kept it.

I grew up in Highest Inflation era ever. I have always worked since 11 years old. I started my lawn service in 5th grade. People didn't worry about liabilities and law suits then. I can't remember Lawyer ads being on TV. Again , Gov't didn't send billions in stimulus and the Misery index was started then. I remember gas limits were enforced at pumps and fist fights over who got gas first. I made it with no degree from Harvard and actually have a decent investment portfolio.

Now this younger generation wants everything for nothing. They want communism/socialism. They would make the came working at McDonald's as the guy with Masters Degree in a science lab. Everybody is the same. Not really your Socialist leaders will live like kings at resorts but since they own the media , you will never see that. The same will get boring. Healthcare will decline, death rates will explode. You will have no choices. Someone else will make all your choices for you. You will always just get by. Basically it is a depression every day, every week, and every year.

The US will never make it with this generation of if it feels good do it no matter whether someone else's rights are violated or if someone dies from it. Give me everything for nothing attitude.

I was out a couple days ago doing a few errands and I stopped by a store to get some new running shoes, I was interested in variety of different ones (primarily the higher end Adidas & Nike). I asked one of the sales clerks to help me out and what I was looking for/planning to do with them aka daily training & running. I was primarily interested in the Adidas Ultraboost and the clerk that was helping me out said they were over hyped and lacked structure for running, I tried them on anyways & I completely agreed with his statement (but they looked cool all blacked out TBH) so asked for some recommendations and I ended up settling on the Nike Pegasus. After I made my decision I stuck around for 15 or so minutes and talked about a variety of different things with the guy that was helping me out, as I left we exchange IGs and he told me he was 23 and I told I was 32, he was surprised because he thought I was like 25 or something.

I went back to the same store today to get some athletic soles with arch & impact support for skateboarding and all around use. As I was looking for my size the clerk saw me and came over to chat about some of the music I shared with him on IG. We talked for a bit and suggested we should go skating sometime... anyway the reason why I shared that story was because most the people I meet and interact with are younger than me and I can't help but feel weirded out when I tell people my age because I don't feel 32. Physically I feel like I'm in my early 20s, the way that I look has people thinking that I'm in my mid to late 20s (I have had some people think that I was like 21/22) and mentally & where I feel like I am in life at the moment makes me feel like I'm teenage still or something (which makes me feel like shit tbh but that's a completely different topic).

Anyways, I was just curious how others feel about their age, do you feel like yours?