Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about

differences in generations and how things hit different for different generations and why there are

different responses to different things. And we're going to go through it because I got a

message and I'm going to read the relevant part of the message removing

personally identifying information and stuff.

You sounded very different in your videos about people starving and it was scary,

but I didn't know why. Somebody in the

comments said that we've seen you angry and we've seen you amused but we've never

seen you desperate before. That's what it was. Then other people were down there talking about using

helicopters and different boats or planes. It just seemed different, like a collective

shift. When I was watching your video my mom stopped

when she was walking by and listened. She doesn't care about the news at all. Later I

heard her on the phone talking to her friend about how, quote, they had to

feed those people. Her friend was agreeing. Later I talked to her about it and she was visibly upset. This woman does not care about any of this normally at all.

No offense, but WTF. Why is the response to hunger so much different from old people

comparing to what's been happening? Why does this hit boomers different?

I'm glad but seriously WTF.

First because I have to say it.

I am not a boomer. So it's not boomers. It's not boomers. You know a long time ago I saw a video and it was teaching you to view people as kind of increments of time.

People are influenced by kind of increments of time.

People are influenced by things that occurred throughout their life

sometimes without them ever realizing it.

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