6.35pm Tuesday January 25th 2022 episode number 903.

My name is Jonathan and this is Seth.

Hello, Seth. Hello, Jonathan. It's great to see you.

I thank you. I add, dude. America through the eyes of two American Americans.

This is episode 903. The Illinois State Museum in Springfield, Illinois will open a new,

comprehensive exhibit in October in autumn.

You know what I like to do. I like to, I like to know in the fall the show is I'm going to see.

Oh, you got it. I said, yeah, you have to schedule.

Where is this is the Illinois, what is it called?

Illinois State Museum. They're going to be chewing a comprehensive exhibit called growing up X.

It's all about the forgotten generation.

Oh, that was about DMX. This is childhood.

This is about generation X dedicated to the last generation to have had an analog childhood.

But that's not us, right?

Well, I'm going to tell you, oh, you've got, I've crunched all the generations and there's, there's,

we're slight variations on 58 different websites, baby boomers, 1946 to 1964.

Generation X, 1965 to 1979.

So we're in.

I don't know how to pronounce this.

X, Senials, X, E, N, N, I, L, S.

That's an extra mini one that came up on a lot of sites, 1977 to 83.

It's a little mini generation because I'm four years older than you.

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