He’s never had a bud light lime

He loves bud light limes

King Arthur I hear it’s all he drinks.

@@bobby9192 he is a budlight lime

This made my day

Yeah, unfortunately I think generations are a thing of the past. I've met 19 year olds that are responsible and hard working without expecting something for nothing and I've met 36 year old pansies who ardently seek out anything they can loudly proclaim as racist/sexist/whatever-ist so they can shout about how virtuous they are

"As-yet-unnamed generation Z." I guess it turned out to be... Zoomers. Will it stick do ya think?

This is because 'millennial' for most commentators is just shorthand for young. This gets worse and worse as time goes on. I've even seen baby boomers call eachother millennials. They're fucking stupid. We just need to accept the fact that most talking heads are dumb. Except Kissel

@@maximumsupermuse I think it's sad that you answered your own question. And the only evidence I need is when that comment was written

Hail yourself

Hail.. me.

it’s hail gein/gien not ben

Hail YOURSELF

Me gustalations

@@syxtilidie It's definitely not "gien"...

Hail Gein!

Hail me!

yeah, jesus and she stumbles so much

Sarah Paradis seriously, her arguments when she’s “playing the devils advocate” are so absurd. I’ve worked with so many people that are 10, 20+ years older than me that are SO lazy. Her saying that millennials don’t have the “first one there last one out” attitude is so far removed from reality.

She even goes on to say "do you think people miscategorize what a millennial is?" yes, yes they do

Sounds like you were taught BS

@@maxpetrovic1037 _"They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers."_ Socrates 470 - 399 BC

@@Robert.Deeeee lol dude had nothing to say to that comment

Same for me in high school history class ( in 2005).

@@maxpetrovic1037 hey Max, where did you go?

I mean, yes I agree lol. But it is a video with his name in it. Safe to say most people clicking it wanted to see him prevail, like me and yourself.

Parks can.... Go back to Texas I agree

Oh Christ, I want to see Henry's campaign

@@SgtShakenBake I imagine a whole lot of acting like a goblin monster and promising weird shit like a free bridge for every troll. Also I think he'd be drooling or spitting all over himself everytime he makes a speech.

@@johnnypottseed well, he's got my vote

Oh exactly! Very relatable. I did my time I’m 30 now I don’t treat anyone younger than me with less respect I’m quite interested in their views the people before me generally didn’t have that same mind set and were grouchy and dismissive. Stay positive and yeah one day they’ll be gone and we can all just have a little more fun.

rofl, acting like young adults wasn't a big part of Trump's voters. Tons of millenials voted for Trump.

Not all of us stayed home, I don’t know one person who didn’t vote.. I know my entire 400+ member local (a lot of millennials) voted.. we tried, he didn’t win the popular vote.. with that said, everyone should vote and if your not, you cannot complain and not voting is just plain dumb..

Gotta give millennials a reason to go vote other than “beat the other guy”

nun yurbis thank you for that comment! My millennial son voted for trump and never expects anything to come easy, instead of joining antifa and throwing trash cans threw windows. If his feelings are hurt because someone didn’t agree with him he doesn’t go ballistic and attack to win the debate. Early Millennials are brats, they didn’t get the stereotype for no reason. Sad part is their children are ridiculous. My wife works at a elementary school library and the kids and parents are unbelievable. They hold no responsibility for their kids and the parents defend their kids when they lose library books. So after the 2nd request for returns, she assigns a fine which your child can not graduate without paying. She tries to work with the kids, but they will never take the responsibility that they just lost the book. 🤦‍♂️

Was it millenials? Or was it Gen z? Because based on the demographics and how even in this broadcast they confused Gen z and millenials, makes me think that.