This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire.

Me and Todd's generation, at least the latter part of that generation, you know, which is like the lost generation.

What do they call those they

want to call it something different than what it should be because we're not really boomers

we technically were but we're not because it's we feel like more uncommon with the stuff that passed

us which is what gen gen x gen x i feel more connected to gen x and any other general although we know a

lot about the period before us we we there a, there's like a seven-year

period they say they want to call something completely different.

I forget what it was called, Todd.

We talked about it before.

But yeah, we feel like we're our own generation there.

Plus, they're kind of in the same situation with, since the millennials are what, born

early 80s in 2000?

Yeah, yeah. the same situation with six and millennials are what born early 80s of 2000 like yeah yeah

yeah i was like what 19 on 9-11 like there's other kids in the same generation that were

one well the weird one is is the boomers is four is is the war boom yeah the war post war 46 to 64

and just know what happened between 46 and 64.

That's amazing amount of time.

And it's also everything changed still after World War II.

But this is Gen X names that went away.

Now, Nick and Puss are still, you guys' names are still cool.

A lot of kids still being named Puss. P, you guys are names still cool.

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