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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Boomer here who got help exactly once, for two hours, from my Greatest Generation parents. Otherwise, I was completely on my own. They lived 10 minutes away from me. I try very hard to help my Millennial child with the grandchildren and will do the same for my Gen Z kids if they have children. So stop generalizing. It's pointless. Let's just try to help one another and be understanding instead.[/quote] How does a boomer have gen-z kids? Pulling a Charlie Chaplin? [/quote] The oldest Gen Z is about 25 years old. The youngest boomer is 59 years old. That would mean they had a Gen Z baby at 34 years old. Dang you’re stupid. Stop trying to compartmentalize people into boxes with names like Boomer on them. Siblings can be two years apart and one is a boomer and one is Gen X. Brought up in the same generation but people like you have labeled them as being totally different because of an arbitrary list. [/quote]
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