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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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According to a study, more men are picking up sewing as a hobby, which is helpful when they want to reattach their testicles.

I don't agree with that.

Traditional gender roles.

It has become a thing.

My son wanted and got a sewing machine for Christmas, my 16-year-old son.

Huh.

It's a thing with him and his friends.

It kind of fits in with the whole thrifting is such a thing now for clothes. I mean, it is a thing. That young people, I don't know how many young people I just randomly mentioned, like, nieces and stuff like that. My son's super into it. People like, oh, yeah, we went to blah, blah, blah, we did some thrifting. That's just something you do now when you go to a town. How interesting.

Given the fact that every generation is at least in part a reaction to the generation or two before it,

could it be that the insane profligate spending of the boomers and perhaps even Gen X has convinced the

youngsters, this is not the way to live your life. And they probably don't know the countries

in debt, but who knows? God, I hope so. That would be one of the greatest things that's happened

in my lifetime. Yeah, but they really ought to round up the old and jail us all

for spending them into bankruptcy. But more on that another time. Yeah, I didn't intend to get on

this topic, but I was listening to a podcast with historian Neil Ferguson yesterday about the debt

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