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Thank you. I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekinono show. Jay Burden is back. How you's J. I'm doing real well, Pete. Thanks for having me back on.

Of course.

Don't you remind everybody a little bit about what you do over there on your podcast.

So sure, my name is Jay Burden. I have a variety of different platforms I'm on.

I'm primarily known for the Jay Burden show,

which is a twice a week interview show format very familiar to your viewers.

I have kind of a rotating cast of interesting people kind of across the right wing.

I also have a sub-stack, the J-Burden Show, you can find me there as well where you get some of my more structured thoughts but I am first and foremost an interview host.

All right well let me interview you then. The subject I contacted you and I wanted to talk about was Gen Z, and

Zomers. Z, Z-Zumers. And talking about my friend Matt Ericsson recently, he's been diving into a generational differences recently, and one of the things that he what well let's put it this way

when I look on social media and I see certain people talking and certain people who they're making

sense to me. We probably want the same things. I'm Gen X. They're normally not boomers. They're normally not

millennials. They seem to be in Gen Z. So you being a member of Gen Z, I thought I'd have you on to talk about this.

What do you, we'll start here. What do you think is the what do you think is the what do you think are some of the main characteristics of Gen Z?

All right sure thing. So let's define our terms first just so people aren't confused.

Gen Z is effectively the term used for people born between about 97 and 2012.

Those dates get a little bit fuzzy on both sides. My kind of mental demarcation between

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