Hey, the bird show.

Kristen, over the years we've done like panels, right?

Where we ask people questions about their own cultures,

their own lives that we don't necessarily live or live anymore.

What are some of the ones we've done?

We've done the men's panel.

We've done the women's panel.

We've done the Ask a Race panel, which we've done with multiple races.

I think we also did a religious one, Ask a Muslim, if I remember correctly.

We've also done LGBTQ plus panels.

So we've covered the gamut.

Okay.

I realized yesterday, as we were coming in to do the show today, that in my generation, Generation X, when we see things online now, we question like, what is going on with this generation?

Some things just do not make sense to us at all, right?

Like Skibbitty Toilet?

No, I'm sorry.

I still don't even know what that is. Yeah, I looked up what skibbitty toilet Riz is and I left more confused. So I wanted to do a quote unquote panel this morning with our youth group and ask you questions about Gen Z. You all fall under Gen Z, right? I think I'm technically a millennial,

but I love being young and hip, so I'm ready and excited to be here. Rebecca identifies as Gen Z. She's trying to blend in. I'm maybe 31, but I'm 25 at heart. Hello, fellow kids. Are there things about this generation where you scratch your head and you're just like, I need answers? I mean, well, I think that's just a right of passage.

Like, as you get older, I do think Gen X does less questioning. We typically get left out of the conversation, which I'm totally fine with. Normally, it's like, well, no, not that, no, not at all. Boomers. Boomers are the ones, like, it's always boomers judging people and then now millennials judging Gen Z and I'm sure Gen Z is going to judge Gen Alpha. But I have enjoyed being the outlier that is Gen X and we're just kind of over here being like, y'all have fun with your like with all your judgment. We're just trying to survive. All right. So I got questions for you guys on a whole bunch of different gamuts.

And some of these came from surveys that I saw over the last couple of weeks, all right?

So I want to know about your attitude about drinking because when I grew up back on Monday, we were getting hammered all the time. Oh, we partied like rock stars. Yeah, it was almost like a badge of honor coming in on Monday

and talking about puking and being hung over

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