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And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show.

Only one generation can reign supreme.

You don't control when you were born, but everyone usually assumes the generation that they were born and grew up in is the best generation because it's theirs and all the other ones suck for whatever reason. Every once in a while, you have some like young Gen Zier that's like, oh man, I should have been a Gen Xer. That really speaks to me. But everything kind of comes around again, so he's got to wait 20 years, and it will be back in style, back in fashion, and then all the stuff that was cool, and then uncool becomes nostalgic cool all over

again. Yeah, and Jen Alpha's right now, that's 2013 to 25. Then there's Gen Z, which was born

between 1997 and 2012. That would be Johnny on the show. Then you have millennials that were

born 1981 and 1996, so that's me and Vanessa. Then you've got Gen X, 1965 to 1980. I believe Klein, you were a baby New Year? Well, no, I'm technically a zenial because I was after Gen X. You're like that one year in between that they created a new generation for and gave up. I'm like a weird bubble year.

Yeah, it's weird.

There is no bubble year.

Yeah, there is. Every time you say that, actually, people text in and they go, that's not a thing. It is a thing. It is a thing. It is, Jake. I'm not your generation, bro. Sorry, I hate to break it to you. And boomers were born 1946 and 1964. Jake. Jake's a boom.

So let's get into it now.

We've got representation from all generations

waiting on the phone. These questions. 46 and 1964. That's Jake. Jake's a boom. So let's get

into it now. We've got representation from

all generations waiting on the phone. These questions

are all over the place. They jump generations

quickly. You must answer by yelling out your generation.

Wait for Allie to call on you and then you can answer.

Representing millennials born in the year,

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