<p>It's no secret that Millennials, Gen Xers, and Baby Boomers ridicule Gen Zers for being impolite. Unfortunately, so do I. In today's episode, we welcome fellow NYU student, Haley Ogbemudia to the fam to uncover <em>why</em> Gen Zers have seemingly worse etiquette than our older counterparts. And of course, why we shouldn't judge them for it.</p>

It's no secret that Millennials, Gen Xers, and Baby Boomers ridicule Gen Zers for being impolite. Unfortunately, so do I. In today's episode, we welcome fellow NYU student, Haley Ogbemudia to the fam to uncover why Gen Zers have seemingly worse etiquette than our older counterparts. And of course, why we shouldn't judge them for it.

Let's Talk About Etiquette

I hate my generation. Is that fair to say? Well, either way, let’s talk about why. To begin, I’ll preface by saying that I have done absolutely NO research for this project other than intensely psychoanalyzing myself and my peers. To put my inquiries in a nutshell, I hate my generation because we have a very warped, very skewed vision of what it means to be a human being. Let me be more specific, for that matter: blinded by the horrors of capitalism, social media, and lord knows what else, GenZ-ers are seemingly unable to healthily define what I have identified as The Three F’s: fun, friends, and f*cking.

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