Stop filming people in public!
“Oh gosh, the quality of stuff is absolute crap now.
I bought the exact same pair of sweatpants this year as a pair I bought 10 years ago.
Same brand, same ‘line’ within the brand, same everything.
The pair I bought this year are falling apart already.
The pair I bought 10 years ago are totally fine.”
“[QR code menus can be] an option, sure.
But not the only option, c’mon.
leannc3
3.
“My complaint is that young adults don’t know how to navigate without GPS.
If you’re going somewhere new, I get it.
But you should know how to get back home from the places you frequently go.
If I couldn’t memorize the route, well, I’d be sleeping in a pine forest!”
ompractice
5.
“People need to stop normalizing bringing their dogs everywhere.
“AI is pathetic, disgusting, unethical, and ruins everything it touches.”
You chose to have kids, its your responsibility to teach them.
A tablet is not a babysitter.”
“People seem to have forgotten what a true emergency is.
Because we can contact someone 24/7 now, everyone thinks everything is urgent.
It’s not.”
mishybp73
9.
However, it is SOOOO cookie-cutter now.
“I once saw a video of some wannabe influencer filming a worker at the cafe without her consent.
When the worker asked her to stop, [the influencer] called her a ‘Karen.'”
“I CANNOT tolerate the feel of paper straws in my mouth!
I would rather forgo the straw or drink from a toilet pipe than use those damn things.
It had to be said, even if it makes me a boomer.”
bri87124
12.
“People need to put their phones down or away when theyre talking to someone.
“Im an elementary school teacher, and my school board just reintroduced cursive!
“As a teacher, I have one: Kids should not have cellphones in class.
“So I guess my REAL boomer opinion is that school should be a place for learning.
helloiamplant
15.
“I miss owning things.
Everything is a subscription now.”
p46bf3ddf0
17.And finally: “Give me a legitimate reason to have a phone before 16.
And ‘Because my friends have one’ is not it.
We always knew where he was and could get in touch with him if needed.
He’s 18 now, so this was only six years ago.
The only thing having a phone did was create an addiction.”
