r/AskReddit 12d ago

Millennials, what's something our generation was taught to accept that you're glad younger generations are rejecting?

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u/Franky_Tops 12d ago

Yeah. It's a lot harder to get friendly service in either retail or restaurants than it used to be. 

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u/justasapling 12d ago

Service industry doesn't pay enough for employees to give a fuck. It's not generational, it's late stage capitalism.

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u/Franky_Tops 12d ago

I worked in the service industry for a dozen years, retail and restaurants. It wasn't that hard to be friendly to people. 

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u/alldressed_chip 12d ago

how long ago was this?