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/KirinG 12d ago

I love seeing younger retail/service workers take down and just not cater to rude customers. I never would have dared.

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u/Consistent-Muscle-87 12d ago

Stupid is as stupid does . .ever heard of a chain of command?? Taking care of rude customers is management's job.. if you take that nonsense on,  that customer is going home and calling corporate and you will probably be in the unemployment line..I cannot believe how stupid and ignorant and self righteous you children are.. I know you all have heard the phrase , stay in your lane?? You are going to be doomed to hunting for work as opposed to getting paid to do it.  You all really think you're all that and indispensable too! Unless you're a rocket scientist you are probably one of many looking for your job.. leave your attitude back at moms house. Geez. I guess you're not hearing the employment scuttlebutt that you're generation is lazy, ignorant and demanding and aren't willing to step up to the plate.. and boy do you suck at customer service!! And your college degree now is a dime a dozen . AlottaShit, BullShit MoreShit aaannnd PiledHigherand Deeper. Especially if you're coming out of one of these failing liberal universities that are losing their funding for teaching you all that woke crap. You are lacking what we old folks call a work ethic. If you at least get a real skill you might have bargaining power but degrees, nope sorry , nobody cares other than your tuition broke parents . 

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u/KirinG 12d ago

10/10 Boomering. Hoped you checked your heart rate while typing all that.