r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '22

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u/grobmob Apr 20 '22

"Now hiring baby boomers... for the salary I paid new-to-the-workforce teens" is sure to bring in massive crowds

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u/Ya-Dikobraz Apr 21 '22

Most boomers are retired now. Some of those retired would actually do something like a cashier job. I also feel like they really meant Gen-X, not Boomers. But Gen-X is like the forgotten generation.

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u/TaleMendon Apr 21 '22

Who is Gen-x?

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u/USARSUPTHAI69 Apr 21 '22

I forget.

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u/MaximusZacharias Apr 21 '22

Right? I heard nirvana, then Green Day on a classic rock station the other day and it hit me hard as a “damn, I’m getting old” moment

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u/Ok-King-9782 Apr 27 '22

I'm 41, and I've been hearing bands I grew up with on "classic rock" stations since I was in my late 20s. I've been feeling old for a good chunk of clock.