Lexington KY is waiting for you

I can’t wait to hear your mom/wife/girlfriend laugh in public!!! 🙌👏🤟💜

Never a dull moment. Thank you 🙏. Perhaps in the near future I will be able to see you live.

Trey! Come to Denver!!

I love the nonchalant way you self advertised, smooth😎😎

The rage I have felt for having to show a doctor making 6 figures how to convert a document to PDF…

No

@@HannahTheHorrible see, you're rage a holics

@@HannahTheHorrible he's a doctor, not IT.

@@heyitsbroski I work in IT. Noone has to be in IT to figure that out. It's literally in the menu when they save the document.

Not only that bro, but then it’s like, what are you even doing all day then?

🤣

@@Rizzickk It's called work. You should get off your social media and try it one day. You might learn something.

Should be more like 10 to 30 times

@@booksindemand Most middle managers aren't at multiples anywhere close to that. In fact, many make less than the specialists they manage.

can't wait for millenails calling gen Z lazy

@Myriam M you can't deny the fact that generations do get lazier. As technology advances, more stuff is automated for us, more things are done for us, it ultimately results in a lazier generation as a whole. But, you know, that's the whole point of technology and innovation. To make people's lives easier. All of this isn't to say an individual can't be hard working.

Every generation thinka they're the best and the next lazy

@@nickcunningham6344 uhh..I wouldn't call access to technology lazIness, though? tech just makes it so people spend less time on tasks that can be automated so they can work on more complex and bigger things.

@Digital Cyclone exactly. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. But because we can do tasks more efficiently, it results in a generation as a whole becoming more lazy. Before cars people rode horses. Before we tamed horses (or when horses weren't affordable for peasants), we walked for miles. Now I hear fellow classmates complaining because they have to walk across campus. This isn't to say cars and horses are bad. But any technology that makes our lives easier is going to make us lazier, it's as simple as that

😆 accurate

Exactly. Plus Starbucks and other WASTES OF MONEY

Toast and avo ? 🤣

Also the inflation between then and now. 20k for a house in California now 1 million for the same property and the wages have only risen 5x in that age compared to 40x the house prices.

Facts

OMG same!!! They think I'm an expert on Excel but I literally just Google everything. They also annoying constantly ask me to print things for them because they don't know how to figure out the printer 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@5cherrybun lol exactly…I love how they act like knowing Excel is some prestigious skill…literally a 5 minute youtube tutorial video and I can do any function I didn’t know. You can tell when a Boomer wrote the job requirements.

But I bet you can't even change a door knob. Childhood spent playing video games?

@@eberts0604 lol nice try Sir, I’m good with my hands…in fact, even if I couldn’t change a door knob, a simple KZfaq tutorial will have me doing it instantly…which again exposes you guys’ lack of ability to use technology to its potential…..we can do what you can do but you guys are always 10 years behind us in tech knowledge….respectfully. Y’all still watch T.V lol

🤣 my mom when I help her with things "wow you have become so techy! You're such a whiz!" 😂😂😂 ❤️

I always say well I’m vertical and breathing so I can’t complain my wife secretly want to kill me in my sleep lol

🤣🤣

I have a tendency to respond: “Well, I didn’t light my workplace on fire, so I’m fine”, but only to my long time co-workers and friends.

LOL! I feel your pain. When we go out to dinner and the waiter asks my husband if he'd like another cocktail he says "Might as well, can't dance". That's so stupid and I've been living with it for 28 years. 😬

@@mmc9828 I feel like your husband and I would get along famously lol

YES!!!

I had one lady who was about 60, receive an email, and when she wanted to point something out would print, highlight, scan and email the highlighted reply in an attachment. If not that, she would print, highlight and come to yours desk. And she would always file these in one of hte 6 file cabinets in her cube.

@@yowmemperor I absolutely CANNOT! 🤣🤣🤣 And I know someone who does the printing and filing steps. It's just so much 😂

@@AliciaReneeGreer plus the refusal to be taught a simpler way, which would take 10 minutes

YES! I asked a coworker how she navigated to a certain screen, she said she'd give me a screenshot and I was so stoked, until she took a screenshot, printed it and handed the printed screenshot to me. Gaah! She also didn't understand why I prefer digital reference materials and doesn't see the beauty of CTRL F. Instead she has print outs of everything and has to study the sheet when she needs to find the answer.

🤣.

I was wondering where this was too! Especially filming in a bathroom. Brad & Jake must be guarding the door, so no one walks in?

Let your imagination run wild my guy

My people Said “better than the alternative” or “another day above ground”. 😂

Sadly as a Gen X I have come to appreciate that sentiment. I prefer the following: Person 1: Good to see you Person 2: It's good to be seen! Didn't used to get it in my 20s, but now I do!

@@michellewright99 yes!

when

Same!!!!!

@@claireify1963 3:05

@@goldendog7891 haha thank you I missed that 😅

😂🤣😂 right!

It was great! Now just schedule an email w/sorted spreadsheet to send one month from now with a comment on how much work it was to complete. Enjoy some free time.

Shhhh, we Gen Xers are supposed to stay invisible!

I can promise you, the only reason msot boomers dont learn technology, is because they saw computers as a trend and chose to not learn

@@MomoKunDaYo that can be true for some but it also just has to do with life experiences for many. The ones I know are newspaper journalists or are relatives with jobs that didn't require keeping up all the stuff office jobs use. Now my dad can program a giant pipe threading machine from Japan and even helped create patents for his former employer, but finding his bookmarks on a PC browser can be a bit confusing for him. My uncle can use a tractor he programmed to plow a certain way (or something fancy like that. Heh), but he has no interest in learning to really use a PC and various programs and he hates smart phones. The journalists mostly adjust, but if semi-retired, they do struggle to keep up with new stuff. To be fair, I'm speaking about older boomers.

Ever try Snapchat? So many hidden buttons and boxes everywhere. The youth knows all the intricacies.

I’m a Gen Xer, but I still see and appreciate that empathy.

Ive had to explain over and over to my dad recently why CD-rom drives are no longer neccessary and he doesn't need one in his new laptop >< he got an external one in the end...

I, when a boomer in my 20s, remember having to do all searches, printing, etc., for a member of the greatest generation who refused to even sit in front of the monitor. Technology moves faster, aging brains move slower and one day the young of today will be in the same boat hearing the derision of the youth of that day. And no, you will NOT be one of the cool old people! There is nothing new under the sun!

@@berf9445 unfortunately health care still uses CD-ROMs for body imaging copies still. I wanted to save some x-rays I had. Unfortunately I own no CD-ROM drives. I tried just handing the cd to my doctor and they said they had nothing to read it. 🤦

@@kittymom56 True

Uh GenX here. Why does everyone skip over us? We exist ya know. We're taking care of our Boomer parents while our Millennial kids are still living with us and this is the thanks we get? 🙄😂

I'm pretty sure that makes you an unofficial divorce counselor!

@@TheOReport1994 😆

It amazes me how much crap older generations talk on their spouses. It drives me crazy! They can be so rude, and I'm sure the mentality they take on it at work comes back home

@@audrieking7109 stop yourself the majority of the time it's in good fun...lighten up

@@Mannyr-bu7qv If you say it in front of your spouse, it might be in good fun if they are okay with it. If you say it to co-workers and wouldn't want your spouse to hear about it, then I don't think you can call that good fun 😉 Maybe you do the former, but I mostly hear the latter from both men and women, which is straight up disrespect.

Oh gosh, I love it when they call us that! Feels so good to know you're not as old as them. Aging sucks lol

Youth is relative 🤷🏾‍♀️

😂 that’s my husband “those kids” and they are like 35-40; I’m like “ I’m only a few years older than the one you are calling kid” 😂😂🤣🤣

In fairness, Millennials call the new Gen Z hires kids too.

@@hornetsilksong Trust me...in ten to twenty years you'll find yourself doing it. It's like one day they seem like peers and the next you walk through a magic portal and college-folk seem like toddlers

Yees

I'm a boomer & I hope to NEVER go back to an office ever again

@@GOPGOP-bk2yy Amen. Much different than my coworkers!

I dread going back to the office.

SO TRUE

Smh

@@bayyinahharwick9513 why smh?

I'm sure your dad did more than that to be the best dad ever. In my state, a father can technically apply for up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave when combined with FMLA. At my company, a father is approved for 4 weeks of paid parental leave immediately, and can still take more through FMLA if needed. More people should demand this in their state.

Not every dad has that option, but I’m glad yours did.

Basically unheard of for his generation! That's great of him!

Like the boss' sarcasm is on point.

True story. One of the attorneys in my office asked her secretary (a state job where it's hard to fire someone) to alphabetize a bunch of files. The secretary (a millenial) filed everything alphabetically by the first name!

@@kittymom56 Oooooo! What happened after she did that #curiousminds

What is terrible is if the other columns do not move when you sort alphabetically.. And the help advice just did not work for summer reason 😳. Really sometimes it is spontaneous. I once did a formula that worked only once. When the man said do it again, it refused. Not even when I copied and pasted it! Maybe the second spreadsheet was corrupt, because it was supposed to be the exact same one 🤷. It can definitely take 2 months for some people, but I cracked the code 😎.

@@emmamccoy8381 they were able to get her transfered to a different bureau where they kind of tricked her into resigning, which also meant she couldn't collect unemployment. How she ever got employed as a legal secretary in the first place is beyond me!

I’d rather have that attitude than what we’ve got now. My roommate asked me to call her school for her to extend a book rental bc she gets “anxiety” calling strangers…I hate so many things about this generation but the inability to deal with normal life situations takes the cake.

@@KevinOnEarth_ It is not a good attitude to just ignore mental health issues. People have always suffered from mental illness like depression. The difference is that we can now do more to actually treat it. If it was so stigmatised that people are reluctant to seek help.

@@Ikajo As someone who was diagnosed with anxiety and depression more than 10 years ago, I appreciate what you're saying. At the same time, though, KevinOnEarth is completely correct. People will make excuses all the time and claim they can't do basic tasks because of their "anxiety," and it's just infuriating to see people use this condition, which they may or may not even have, as a crutch to excuse their laziness. Meanwhile, people with actual mental health problems are trudging through trying to be as "normal" as possible.

@@Lazyboy5298 I wouldn't write them off as faking or being lazy. It is hard to place yourself in someone else's shoes. For example, I have agoraphobia. Which means being among a large amount of people, especially if they are moving and are in a small space, can send me into a spiral and panic. Most people would probably call that faking or being lazy. Saying that no one likes being in a crowd. But for me it is more than dislike, it is a phobia that stresses me out and make me avoid certain situations. Additionally, I have a form of social phobia/social anxiety tied to having to make phone calls. I hate it. Taking calls is fine, calling family is fine. Having to call a stranger? It fills me with dread and stresses me out. Doesn't matter that it is harmless, I don't like making phone calls because how stressing it is. Add in depression and fatigue. Not an easy life.

"ADHD is just another word for lazy" 🥺

😂😂😂😂

So true! I maybe come across as reserved but I've got things to do that don't involve listening to my coworker's neighbor drama!

you got that right (:

👍 Yessss! Hey fellow Gen Xers 👋

This is the reply I was looking for 😂😂😂 I died when he said that line omg lol

I went a few weeks back! Trey does not disappoint 😂

Or be Gen X and just be morbidly amused by everyone’s else’s BS 🤣

Their times will arrive when they are laughed at, mocked without mercy

He knows

We do not speak that name.

I think maybe that’s the point, I think that’s why when he’s being the “millennial” character he’s just himself wearing what he’d usually wear.

I think he knows he's a millennial, and the oldest millennials are turning 42 or 41 this year

This can’t be real😭💀

Underrated comment lol 😂😂😂😂

Applause

Clever

Roles eyes.

Well said!

:) that’s friendly of you to notice

Where you work at? Because the boomers in my life (co-workers and family) are the ones that freak out first and the most (especially if it's an issue new to them). Granted I am an IT developer, so things not working half the time is what I deal with; but the amount of times I get told I'm too lax about an issue that either 1) can't be fixed by us (2) the fix isn't quick.

Ha in my company it’s the old people freaking out over nothing.

I'm a millennial and they work hard af, Boomers. They're wise too and can be called out when they're being ridiculous. I have boomer friends including my mom who is my best friend. And us Millennials act like we're not going to be out of touch because Lord knows we are hahaha.

How many bosses do you have?

@@AngelaMastrodonato 3

That seems dysfunctional

That's horrible I only do that to a person if I am fed up with them...

Ugh!!!! I HATE bring copied on e-mail chains! Just send me MY particular task and the pertinent information, and leave me alone. I do not want to scroll through responses, forwards, and one-line messages from 3 weeks ago to get to the thing I need to do.

Sit

Are you a Gen Xer??

Palony 🤣.

That’s awesome. I’m a gen-X and a boomer in a gen-Z body.

Likewise. Its hard being the middle child lol.

I feel so seen. I work in IT and am constantly veering from “um yeah it’s not turned on, actually” with Boomers to a silent “what the f are you all whining about now?” with Millennials

@@truepenny2514 Haha yes, it's very rare to be seen as a Gen Xer in these skits. I want to see them make fun of us.

Yes, yes, yes to this. Maybe that's why it's rare to see anything written about Gen Xers? It's just harder to make fun of us? That's what I'm going with. 😁

I think Millennials respect GenX for the most part. The Great War started when Boomer journalists kept making fun of Millennials for complaining about student loans with 6-9% interest rates, just to get the 4-year-degree we were told to get, in order to glide into a job. We felt misled, lied to, all the while living in our parents basements because we couldn’t afford $400+ student loan payments along with rent, food, electricity and water.

@@MononokeLynn I hear you. For what it's worth, GenXers also have these loans. I've been paying mine for 18+ years...at FAR more than $400/month. 🙃 My mom used to earn enough in a summer job to pay her tuition for the next year. I can't even imagine.

Yeah that generation is not adjusting well working from home...I am Gen X and I have been dreaming of working since 1995..

I worked an office job once. And the top dude would literally spend the entire shift in his office doing god knows what. He was horribly socially awkward and would look at me or any other female who was remotely attractive in a strange way. Guy was probably a pervert or hadnt had sex in a decade im not sure which.

I’m not surprised. My dad was born in 1947. He’s retired now but in the late 90’s/early 2000’s, he was the middle school technology class teacher….at home, he didn’t know how to press pause and play on the VCR.

brown nosing and delegation

Yes...my mom is a Boomer when they told her she has to work from home, use Zoom, and convert all her paperwork to PDFs, she had a fake nervous breakdown and retired instantly 😆😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣 it was hilarious! Meanwhile, I'm a young Gen X and I'm in heaven working from home☺️😜

Yep

uh huh

Lucky us Genxers are the forgotten generation so we don't suffer the same public beatings. 😋

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@susan794 Yes all of that.

BRUH ARE YOU SERIOUS LMAOO

So your husband was Steve Jobs. Right.

Amen, sister!

@@Larry_Sycamore Did I say that? No. I just related the truth about his life. He is 6 years older than Jobs.

@@cellgrrl Let me say it a different way. Though your husband is "tech savvy", he's the exception, and you know it. Saying that boomers "created the technology that others just use today" does not refute the reality that the vast majority of boomers suck with technology. This fact is not in dispute. Also, here's a cookie. The fact that some of you boomers still can't accept the fact that you're no longer relevant and just age gracefully like past generations did is disturbing.

@@Larry_Sycamore There are tons of us who had TRS-80s, or Commodore 64's or similar, or a kit computer. We caught the wave early and never got off. It wasn't just Jobs and Woz, there was an army of engineers and programmers building, learning, developing everything from silicone to the software on which everything today rests. At any major university in the 1970's everything was still done on punch cards on an IBM mainframe. The point is many of us stayed current, on the cutting edge, for nearly 50 years. Your comment merely shows you know nothing about the depth and breadth of effort required to build what you take for granted.

Gen Z is right there with the millenials on this one 😂😂😂

Me, haha

Only on using the mouse to copy paste instead of using the keyboard?

Not me!

🤣😂

It's the same when people point to gen Z and call them millennials 🤭 Lol, we're all kind of a mess.

Yeah this is aimed at boomers. We grew up with computers and built most of the software in use...

Yep! People referring to kids these days as millennials is off. In the next 5 years all the boomers will be retired more or less. Except my dad. Apparently he's just going to die at desk, because he's over 70 and still working.

@@cbpd89 To add to your point people referring to all of gen z as kids is off too. I turn 28 this fall and am either the youngest millennial or second youngest depending on which list you look at, so there's people in gen z with kids and a mortgage!

This sketch felt odd to me because the boomer is indeed behaving like a boomer - Gen X isn’t quite so bad with tech - but there really are hardly any more boomers in the office these days. Makes the sketch feel a decade old.

Me too. Especially with Excel/spreadsheets.

Yeah, I am not sure the age group of your employees, but I have heard that younger generations only understand their phone (since we can basically do everything on it) and there is a loss of knowledge of how to use a computer now. 🤷‍♀️

Lol we pretend we don’t know how or “I didn’t know” or “ this new system I’m not sure” so we can get away with missed deadlines or basically having to do it at all lol we know the older ones will be like that’s ok I’ll just take over from here 😁

@@marcietodd3337 I'm amazed you haven't been fired yet. Excuses like that only work so many times.

Corporate

Which is a shame, cause they’re the best generation.

@ gps64. I agree as a Gen Xer, but I think that My grandparents and parents' generations "The Greatest generation and the Silent Generation were the best of all! It's so sad that they are now dying off 😢 . They were the wisest I believe.

He has

There def is a gen z one. Just don't remember if it's vs millennials

Gen z... phew good luck on that one

Amen.

You gotta be Gen Z ...

I love when people who dont know what the hell they are talking about generalize crap. Its just the best. Internet was around when i was a kid. But i never used it till i was a teenager because we were too poor to afford a computer. I didnt have a phone either because again. Too poor. Millenial here. Life wasnt roses. I had children with a gen Xer. You guys got kind of the jackpot of things. To this day he is so smug it makes me nauseous. And for idiots who will whip out the violin, we were poor. And my mother was a horrible cook. And sometimes we had to eat some sh*t that wasn't fit for a dog. And shoes that were so tight my toes grew irregularly. Like the japanese binding feet cr*p. And i could barely get my pants on. Not because i was fat but because i shouldve gotten new pants 2 years prior. And i grow up into a world of inflation and zero opportunities. My generation..we never stood a chance. Maybe some of us make it through ok. But seriously folks. I wanna say 90 percent of us dont

Correction there was internet access but not company wide for every employee

Gen x’r here….spot on …we know “the before” and “the after” of the WWW.We also “actually learned” things …vs.just relinquishing our intelligence to “oh, I’ll just google it”. Oh the silent internal laughter I have when the WiFi goes down in a room full of millennials😎

The boomers (including Bill Gates and Steve Jobs) MADE your technology!