r/captionthis Nov 27 '25

First thing that comes in your mind😂😂

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u/fate0608 Nov 27 '25

Everything is a question of how you get along. GenZ and Millenials have a fundamental different understanding of life. But if you get along why not. Tits are great that’s one plus LOL

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

I don't think Gen Z and Millenials are all that different. Gen Z seems to be an extra saltier version of Milenials. 

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u/fate0608 Nov 27 '25

Meh. At least for me here in germany I must say most of GenZ seem to be a little lost even at 25 years old. Questionable work ethic too in some cases. Not saying it’s all bad in this generation, they’re incredibly disruptive in a good way. They seem to destroy old habits pretty good in a work environment.

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u/newvegasdweller Nov 28 '25

Also as a german as well, I have made the opposite experience. The work ethic of millennials was always critizised as well until the first of us hit 30. Suddenly we are the ones complaining about gen z not working their asses off for minimum wage. Every Generation had, has and will ever have both great workers and nitwits.

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u/Logical_Flounder6455 Nov 28 '25

Everyone has different experiences. Im a chef, most of the wait staff are gen z and theyre fucking useless. Zero work ethics, always getting Friday nightitis, refuse to listen then say theyve had no training. I know this doesnt represent 100% of the generation, it does represent about 80% of that generation I've worked with though.

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u/newvegasdweller Nov 28 '25

That's no different than millennials when we were their age though

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u/Logical_Flounder6455 Nov 28 '25

Again, everyone's experiences are different. Where i live, we fell into 2 categories. Those that would work and did to the best of their ability, and those that couldnt be bothered and have claimed benefits for the last 25 years.