G.I.JOOOOOOOE!!!!!!!

Those PSA's are the best.

The more you know!🌈

​@@jayminer9416😂

Thanks to the JOE's, I now know never to play with power lines.

If it ain't broke, fix it 'til it is

That statement should terrify the millennials and zoomers. If you annoy us enough, that will be our solution to fix you.

That's exactly what I've been doing this entire time. lol

If I work on something and I’m not happy with the outcome, likely because I learnt something on the journey, I will happily trash it and do it again. This was the mindset of many of my generation. Maybe it was the technical college tutors being less than complementary about your sh!t efforts that did this. I thank them. 😆

And we have no qualms eating millennials for breakfast; not our fault they stay so crunchy in milk.

Yeah I feel you here. When I tell people I can care less what someone thinks I get the gasp and oh how sad like not caring makes me stunted or something. I’ve tried to explain that if you are not an important part of my life I don’t care what you think is healthier but apparently that makes me heartless. Whatever got shit to do.

You have a spidey sense about that? I hear or see a reference to Gen-X, I go "meh". If there's not an action required on our part, we don't care and they can continue talking about us until they're blue in the face.

@@katarinad1309 I get the same thing from people. I've tried to explain to some of them this way. "Does this person saying bad things about me have an influence on my life? Do I know them? And if I do know them, do I care about them.? If the answer to these questions is "No", then I care not one wit what hot air comes from their mouths. I have never understood caring about what strangers think of me....

As a proud gen X member, if someone says bad things about me I quickly reply "screw you" and never loose sleep.

The only positions of power that the Baby Boomers have today are political positions and money. Since many of them have retired and there was the "pandemic," their money has diminished significantly. They certainly have a stranglehold on top political positions. That's ironic because they also can't avoid being the center of blame for the record-breaking decline the country has recently experienced.

I'm Gen X and it wasn't the Boomers that tore the family unit apart, it was the leaders/rulers/decision makers that tore it apart. Just as we see today how the leaders/rulers/decision makers have corrupted the minds of Gen Z with the gay and trans agenda. Also, the formation of women's liberation was formed to break up the family home and also to tax BOTH parents. While we keep arguing about who's generation is better, the same leaders/rulers/decision makers keep using the same tactic against us. The other generations are NOT your enemy. The leaders/rulers and decision makers are OUR enemy.

One caveat - my parents did a pretty good job of providing a stable home life and encouraging my brother and I to explore and experiment, while always reminding us we had a place to fall back and parents to rely on if things went wrong. “We want to make sure you’re safe first, then we’ll deal with what you did wrong,” was the philosophy that permeated our home.

@@trenae77 The "I don't care that y'all were screwed" philosophy.

@@trenae77 When the country falls into a depression, self-interested "families" like yours will be the first to blame.

Damn right!

I love ripping a new one on people. Lol. Yeah - Gen X here.

Good! You understand.

It's basically "Don't trust anyone over 50" trope all over again. Which is kinda ironic that they lump us into the so called boomer category in the Age of Identity.

I know, it really irritates me when people use "boomer" to describe older people, so lazy.

We are the sleeping giant!

@@divinaluz7 boomer or baby boomer is our parents generation and idiots put us in that box with them.

Yoo. Said. Pekachoo 😂😂😅 Should've beat his ass in arm wrestling too

that actually makes me kinda proud 😂

@@asianartist1 Me too. The boomers and millennials are so afraid of us that they do everything they can to keep us out LOL The boomers because they know we will burn the system to the ground and rebuild it in our own image. The millennials because they think we are boomers.

Always be wary of the quiet guy. 😊 I learned that a LOOOONG time ago.

It's a choice for others protection. No one can truly stand up to a Gen-X mind trip. Hell we have the ability to mess up OTHER Gen-X's. But, we know what that kind of war it will start. 😎

@@highlordinquisitor4882 I was thinking the same thing! We fucked with each others heads! These younger generations do not want to find out what that is like!

Nah im a millenial and i appreciated my gen x friends.^^

We dont get called out because we speak the truth with no f**k's given......and no one wants to hear it because it hurts feelings....that most of us dont have.....thats what happens when you grow up raising yourself.

​@Jay Miner bingo! It was my Boomer dad who taught me to speak my mind. At times I think he might have regretted doing so, 😂 but it has served me well throughout my life.

Millennials are the parents of the screaming 17-20 years old in colleges. LOL.

100% you break/broke it... you buy it. Sick to death of cleaning up others messes!! They can sit in their king baby dirty diapers! Walking away.

@@evilbarbie2160 LOL.. my daughter decided I was her pain and toxicity. She disowned me. Has. 10 year old girl and has been put into FB jail for her pictures she uploaded of her child in a diaper or zero clothing. Can't wait till she becomes the "parent" she's accused me of being.

@@lorireed8046 I'm sure that time will come. Awww fb jail, poor social media junkie baby... advertising her half naked kids to the sicko predators and pedo's? It should be more severe, like seeing what happened to other kids that got hurt by the ignorance and arrogance culture of "look at me! Look at me!, I need validation from others because I'm a sheeple!!!".. How did these generations loose common sense, integrity and morals? Somewhere around time outs and reasoning with unreasonable beastly children instead of cracking them when they need it. As Ron White says, "here's your sign". ---My only suggestion to you, still try to send the little one cards on birthday and Christmas. She may not get them, but when she realizes it was her mom, not you and is alone in the world, that you tried makes all the difference. If they get returned, keep them for her, she'll have proof you tried. Other than that, BASK in being cut off!

@@donaldb.9995 What they fail to realize is this one basic fact.. everyone that is alive today .. is alive because someone they know made the conscious decision not to murder them. Let that sink in for a minute.. then think of everyone you know. Once they realize this simple fact they will understand.

LOL I had a young millennial buddy in the army who decided to try and mess around with me. He decided that he had enough when I put NAIR in his shampoo.

​@@antonioliles5027my causen almost did that to me lol.

Now imagine all Gen X'ers as a single military group.....the world would be in fear! Be careful.

No doubt. Analog and proud.

Yeah we are

Couldn't really raise the next generation tho huh!! Take accountability for the world we live in today. After all you are the big boys now!!!

Absolutely Correct

@@donaldb.9995 What I find hilarious about the safe space crowd is that in all of the videos, none of them seem to be arguing with a Gen X. They always seem to be arguing with millennials and boomers.

Well as a Gen x girl I agree but one thing I liked and miss Regan I wish to God Almighty we had him right now.

That is a brilliant insight I had not considered. Thank you for that. Cheers.

LOL My kids look at their classmates and are repulsed by their weakness. I raised mine like I was raised (with slightly more comfort). By the time they were 10 they could cook and clean. Fight and make friends afterwards. They have never gotten an allowance. If they want some money, well, there is always stuff outside of their everyday chores that need done to earn a bit of cash around the house, as well as doing work for the neighbors. My son is 11 and he already has weekly customers. They have both learned that nothing is ever given to you. If you want something you have to take it!

I can definitely understand and I bet you were told to keep your mouth shut when it came to family matters I had to deal with that as a kid not to mention fights between my stepdad and his kids.

Welcome home sister!!!

​@@antonioliles5027 Same here sister! Mine even drank from water hose! My motto...THERE Aint NO FREE LUNCH!! Sugarcoat shit for your kids, and the world will eat them alive.

Did that with the power drill and an electrical light switch. I just NEEDED to KNOW. Reassembled same day, drill was never noticed, light switch was.

@@driverr988 Nice..... My son loves that I encourage his curiosity with stuff like this. I get him kits to build, but I also just toss him broken things to pull apart and see what is inside.

Carburetor, any electric toy, watches, remote controls...1974 here.😂😂😂

@@donaldb.9995 Indeed. Another concept I’m not sure they would understand is that, after you would trade punches, you’d both be sitting on the sidewalk together, holding a wet handkerchief against a bleeding nose or cracked lip. And you’d probably be friends after that.

"The whisky doesn't dye it's hair pink or blue..." Actually, that is not entirely correct, and we were also the generation that pierced body parts that were not meant for piercing. Haha.

@@donaldb.9995 And Boomers thought the same of our generation, so what is your point? The kids you are calling weak are our kids, what are you doing about that? Sure much of the things they say/do might seem like nonsense at times, but it's going to lead society in the right direction eventually. It may not be from a technological direction, but humanity...it is a "wait and see" but they are young and have to figure it out, hopefully with the guidance from elders. One generation doesn't do it alone.

​@@donaldb.9995I don't agree. The Silent Generation were the last ones we could truly look up to, it all went downhill from the Boomers, and I am Generation X.

​@@divinaluz7 I agree with you 💯. Gen-X, 1969.

Agree with this comment so much. I find the generational fighting to be so silly. Yes, there are similarities due to similar circumstances, but to think millions of people of a specific generation could all (or mostly) be similar is ignoring all the other factors that make us who we are. And, maybe most importantly, it doesn’t solve or fix anything. I’m the oldest GenX, my parents were part of the Greatest Generation. I’ve found people who think alike from different generations all the time, pretty useless preoccupation so many have with generational differences

EXACTLY!!!! It's Gen X that is doing most of that boycott!!! And Anheuser-Busch is HURTING!!!

@@yvonnewilson2242 They really forgot who the majority of their customer base WAS, we’ll destroy them and not even shed a tear but we will drink theirs.😂

@@davidfarrell7560 Hell yeah we are😉

@davidfarrell7560 yep... They forgot that most of that piss water was drank by the slack jawed yokels... Bud Light isn't a Gen X thing... it is a white trash thing. Know your customer base.

@@davidfarrell7560 Not only will we NOT shed a tear, we will also cheer as they burn and roast some marshmallows! We are the only generation that is actually anti-corporate bullshit. We understand that companies need to exist for us to get the stuff we want, but will happily burn them to the ground for another one to take its place!

We Gen Xers are decent folks. Until you piss us off to the point of no return. When that happens,seek refuge with God or Satan.

See, I knew I wasn't the only 1 that had set myself on fire more than 3 times.

No yer not. GEN X = 1965 to 1975 (HARD CUT OFF!!!), Xennial/proto-millennial = 1976 to 1985. We got SO MANY Xennials and proto-millennials on social media desperate for their GEN X pass.... nuh uh

Gen X: 1965-1980.

@@janetmckenzie146 NOPE. GENX :1965 to 1975. Xennials : 1976 to 1984. There are two UNEQUIVOCAL generational markers that we GENXers use to positively ID one of our own...and NO, it aint "drinking outta the hose"

Violence is not the answer. It is the question. The answer is Yes, All of it

Hey Marine, thank you for your service. ❤

Thank you. You know why. 😊 My genZ kids have a similar personality and thought process to us Xers, but that’s because their genX parents taught them to be that way. 😂

Did you?

@@GypsyHarlow I'm still here