Millennizoomers Confess Things That the Boomers Actually Got Right

There are too many touch screens, iPad-dependent parents are screw ups, music is too loud, and everyone needs to get the heck off my lawn! These are all grievances that are associated with the Boomer generation, but as Millennials and Gen Z (aka Millennizoomers as a whole) are getting older, it's starting to make a lot more sense. As a generation of screen-raised, turn key kiddos who have adapted to a ton of changes in society, 3 major recessions, and complete socioeconomic demise, Millennizoomers have a unique perspective on the world and the seemingly stubborn Boomers that raised this generation have clung to a couple major ideologies that sometimes send the younger generations into a tizzy. But apparently, there are a few things that we think can apply to everybody. So even though Boomers are notorious for being grumpy ol' geezers, apparently they weren't so wrong after all.

Recently, folks online weighed in on the things on which everyone can agree and the responses are incredibly amicable. For once there are a few things that every generation can get behind. For starters, parents should really stop bringing iPads with Cocomelon playing at the highest volume for their tech-obsessed toddler– it's making everybody crazy.

So keep on scrolling, ya old bag! And feast your eyes on the ultimate demise of every generation's qualms. For more ponderous thoughts to chew on, check out this week's top shower thoughts.

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Jesse Kessenheimer

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