bs_kwaj
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12 years ago
They suck and they're sorry.



:-"
z6joker9
12 years ago
Hey now, I stayed up late to order a new iPhone, if that isn't hard work, I don't know what is.
Gene363
12 years ago

They suck and they're sorry.



:-"

bs_kwaj wrote:



It still manages to say it's not their fault and continues the whine fest.

Not all of them were raised by former hippies and they are working and making a go of things. Others come to the workplace expecting to be entertained and show zero interest in doing actual work. The latter are nearly impossible to get fired up about working and accomplishing anything.

bloody spaniard
12 years ago
It's been my experience that every generation thinks the one that follows it is not as "good".
Goes back to our agrarian/hunting beginnings.

I'm sure that folks raised during the Great Depression thought their yuppie kids were lazy, pampered, unmotivated, degenerate sob's w/formal education but little common sense. Perception is not necessarily reality.
Gene363
12 years ago

It's been my experience that every generation thinks the one that follows it is not as "good".
Goes back to our agrarian/hunting beginnings.

I'm sure that folks raised during the Great Depression thought their yuppie kids were lazy, pampered, unmotivated, degenerate sob's w/formal education but little common sense. Perception is not necessarily reality.

bloody spaniard wrote:



True, and there are plenty of exceptions doing fine work in Iraq and Afghanistan.
DadZilla3
12 years ago

True, and there are plenty of exceptions in doing fine work in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Gene363 wrote:


This!
HockeyDad
12 years ago

True, and there are plenty of exceptions in doing fine work in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Gene363 wrote:





...and serving on jury duty and stuff.
TheSmokensip
12 years ago

...and serving on jury duty and stuff.

HockeyDad wrote:



I have been summoned 6x in the past year.
8trackdisco
12 years ago

It's been my experience that every generation thinks the one that follows it is not as "good".
Goes back to our agrarian/hunting beginnings.

I'm sure that folks raised during the Great Depression thought their yuppie kids were lazy, pampered, unmotivated, degenerate sob's w/formal education but little common sense. Perception is not necessarily reality.

bloody spaniard wrote:



Maybe. But the Gen Xers that followed my generation when compared with the Milenials, they are the Greatest Generation.
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