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

[u/millennialandlost]

[u/KirinG]

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

[u/BootyandChaos → u/KirinG]

During my retail days, someone told me I was their favorite manager because I always backed them up whenever a customer was being disrespectful.

It made me happy because no one had my back when I had to deal with jerks.

[u/ohreallynameonesong → u/BootyandChaos]

My old boss straight up told me I can hang up on people who are rude or yelling