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Aren't Gen X the parents of Gen Z? That feels more like a failure on gen X for not teaching the ancient art of outside hose drinking.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha because anyone younger can't afford to have kids. Been seeing plenty of people in their late 40s and early-to-mid 50s with young children, but almost nobody under 40 with kids.
I am sitting at a child infested brewery right now and basically all the parents are under 40.
Guess it depends where you live, because my youngest is in one of seven preschool classes at the elementary school, and the vast majority of parents are under 40.
I will say it is definitely more normal to see older parents though (as in 40+), and I think that's fine too. Do whatever you want!
My kids got to drink from a hose. Nothing was more refreshing then drinking cool water from a hose as a kid. As an adult still not to bad.
After running it through a filter?
Yeah, the one at the water treatment plant.
We didn't have filters in my dad. We didn't even think about the environment or wounde if the water was safe to drink. We just drank it.
Understandable
Back then almost no one did.
As gen x- you open the tap, and you fucking drink. It's not rocket science.
Well, I guess you lot produced a bunch of dumb kids then.