And I think that this generation now, I think that they're hungry for real intimacy.

And we had that as a generation. We understood that. And I think we were the last real generation

to understand that. And that's sad to me, you know? I would never let my

daughter go out without like gobs of sunscreen on her body.

Baby oil. And the and the the thing the reflector plate right?

It's like 10 oil.

Welcome to another deep dive edition of the Chicks on the Right podcast. Today we are going to toot our own horns just a little bit.

Toot just for ourselves, but like for our entire generation, Gen X, which I am officially dubbing

the second greatest generation.

I think so too.

I agree wholeheartedly, we are,

because we learned from the greatest generation we were like under the

tutelage to to toot of the greatest generation and the boomers which are also great they're fine right the

boomers are good, and so, but I feel like ours was maybe the last of the great generations

when it comes to loving our country and having high standards placed upon us?

Right.

Well if you think about it we had a lot of the innovators, the creators, the think about like, you know, the guys and the women who invented a lot of things, who created a lot of things, who were like the the innovators came from our generation and there's you don't see a

I mean I'm sure there's really smart innovative people now.

Like the Steve Jobs and the Elon Musk and the, you know, the Bizos and all the, those are, I mean these are geniuses.

Yeah, but some of the people that are really good at

innovation are younger than that. I mean when I think about all the people that are

involved in AI, it's a young crowd. It's just that they are doing very

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