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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
IMO It’s different generation now. Hung up on video games, social media, and SyFY. Plus, they can’t put there phones down for 5 minutes. Since the 80’s younger generation ready don’t know what hard work was. They think playing games and studying for exam hard work, but they have no common sense. Luckily to be able to tie their shoes. Yes, there few that goes out of these boundaries, but majority are stuck glued to there phones.
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Look around, most of the residents here can't put their phones down either, we also adapt to the technology and social media. Since the 80's (and maybe before) hard work has changed from the definition we grew up with as have the opportunities. Corporations no longer have employee loyalty so workers no longer have employer loyalty. Business and success is dependent on technology (phones, computers, social media), even the trades expect technology savvy employees so having their heads in their phones prepares them for both future education and work opportunities. How many of us talk to our grandkids when we have a technology question? Times keep changing and evolving, many have passed us by so we have a tendency to criticize those that have embraced it.