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Slack.com slash DHQ. Have you been following the online like back and forth between millennials

and Gen Z? I've seen it. So funny. I've seen that and I've seen the Britney Spears stuff,

but I haven't dived deep into either. Dove? Dove. I haven't. No, dived. Dove it. It's

the plural because it was two topics. So the plural of dive is d's. So I haven't diced

into either of those. It's so dumb. Okay. I don't know why I thought that was so funny.

Anyways, well, there is a like raging internet battle between millennials and Gen Z, which

if you don't know. So millennials are people that are aged 25 to 40, which is me. And then

the new generation behind us is called Gen Z. And that's ages 6 through 24. And the Gen Zers

have been making all these TikTok videos about things that we as millennials think that

we do that are cool, that are really uncool that we need to stop doing. So it's basically

the equivalent of your high school teenager telling us what's not cool anymore. And I would

like to share some of these with you. And the memes going back and forth between these

are just really funny. So who is this? This is the younger generation, the Gen Z, weighing

in on what's not cool. Yeah, telling millennials, like what's not cool? The kids are telling

the parents what not to do anymore. Yeah, but it's this whole internet thing because then

millennials are clapping back and being like, you didn't. You're the generation that ate

tide pods. Like, I'll tell you how I know about this controversy, but you can't make

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