I've done this my whole life. (i used them to store markers and pens and other random crap i kept in my room)

If you are aware of people walking, kids, animals.... yeah, that's way too fast. Nothing to do with middle-age or so.

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They're listening to whatever their parents won't. Same as last generation. And the one before that.

Okay but seriously who the hell are they? Like i've never listened to them why tf do they keep showing up

i did this and i am gen-z.................it hurt so bad ;-; I was in total pain and i lied in bed for days

A 21yo "kid" calling you "mister" or "ma'am". Ouch.

Wait until you realize that 21 year-old kid could very well be your son or daughter since they're actually half your age.

I work in a call center and cam see the date of birth of customers. Basically anyone born after 95 I call a kid 😂

I work in McDonalds and we have a lot of school/college/university students - boy they make me feel old! (one of the guy's mum was in my class at school too, definitely feeling old) but I hope I encourage them to work hard at their education so they get more opportunities then me...

😂 I always laugh when a 20 or 21 year-old says "Back in the day...."

I call 35 year olds kids

Anyone under 25 I call that young kid

Me being 22 and calling 28yr olds kids lmao

i was 13 when a woman said to her kid "look at how long this auntie's hair is" .... i'm super tall but also AUNTIE!??!??! i'm 23 and still having the same old baby face so jeezz!!! i'm not an auntie ;_;

i am 46 and anyone i think is younger than me is a "kid"

The statement in the 60's used to be: "Never trust anyone over 30!" Guess what it is now!

Yep.

Doing so comes naturally when your own children are that age or older....

YAS! I'm 28 and anyone younger than me, I now refer to as 'kid' :'D Such a change from when I used to consider late 20s as middle age :'D

College teaching, called a 27-year old a "kid". Whoops!

A 21 year old IS a kid. The only people who disagree are 21 year old kids.

I'm gen z and call everyone kid. It's what I do.

Hell yes

This could also be a young person thing because a lot of young people are broke.

Coffee after 11AM is usually a problem for me.

"Bluetooth machines" HAHAHHAHA I feel ya.

Hey, I personally think everything needs lumbar support. I'm 15 and I don't know what a lumbar is but I do know they need support!

But then you walk up to the sad reality of "no food at home"

Breath in and out of a brown paper bag

*Gasp*

I say this and I'm not a millennial. :|

Geez... am I millenial-ing wrong? *sips on 3rd beer of the evening while home, alone, reading boredpanda*

And then walk gingerly to the bathroom.

But they really don`t

I got so tired of saying this, I've installed motion sensing switches throughout my house: basement, kitchen, hallway. It's actually pretty handy when you come into the room with your hands full, should have done it sooner.

Yes! Me too! And in de store, when a kid screams unnecessarily multiple times i can't help to blurt out 'why?!' Most of the time at least one person is smiling at me in understanding.

Like the nincompoop previous owner who installed fluorescent undercabinet lighting in 1993 using screws which were too long and penetrated through the bottom shelf of the cabinet and then just left them like that for 25 years.

Nothing wrong with being prudent

This isn't an age or generation thing, this happens when you start paying the bill. Welcome to the real world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ayq3CxfB0Ak

I'm still looking, but what I like I'm not prepared to pay for

I think I'm too old to have a Vegas wedding anyway

Me paying my savings to the chiropractor, cause my backs broken

every generation man EVERY.

But still, worth it.

Electricity ain't cheap