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Gen Z is the new Gen X, lol. People just skip over them.
Can confirm, Gen-X here. We're all either Boomers or Millennials depending on whatever is coming out of our mouths.
To all that noise, I say: Meh, whatever.
I was born in 1980 and have never known what generation i am. Meh, whatever. (Am i X now?)
1980 is the youngest of gen X, according to most definitions I’ve read. It’s also The Oregon Trail generation, which IMO is the perfect label.
Not that any of these generations or age cutoffs are real things, of course.
Then I'm definitely The Oregon Trail generation.
No, you have dysentery!
Gen Z are millennials without the beginnings of joint pain or basic knowledge of internet safety
To be fair, I've met a quite a number of millennials who don't know what internet safety is, either. Some barely know how their magic typing box (read: computer) works.
I always assumed the tail of gen x and the head of gen z was included in “millennials.” TIL that’s not the case
We’re called Xennials. We had an analog childhood with a digital young adulthood.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xennials
I was born in ‘84 but I count because we were poor and I was playing ColecoVision in the 90s
I was born in the late 90s but didn't get high speed internet (had dial-up ethernet growing up), wifi, or cable until the mid- to late-2000s.
Aye...the Oregon Trail generation.