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Thank you! With Sarah Inveni.

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Alice at 97-3.

So this story is, you know, the generations, it's interesting.

When I was young, I remember we weren't called Gen X at the time

we were called slackers and pukes but you know there were only there was you know the well I guess there was the silent generation or the one that whatever they called the one that fought in world war two

Oh wasn't that the greatest generation? Maybe the greatest generation.

And then the boomers came after that, and now there we are the Gen X.

That was all there really was.

Now you've got X and...

Right, every 12 years, there's a whole generation and after that there's you know

Like we're very generation centric these days aren't we it does it didn't seem like that when I was growing up and it does seem like that

when I was growing up and it does seem like that now.

So they're talking about millennials here and saying,

look at the things that people are saving.

At one time, our grandparents refused to throw out baseball cards and you know okay maybe

that's it figurines maybe those little, you know, right,

Okay, maybe stamps, right?

Those little figurines were definitely a thing.

So now they're talking about what what have Jen X and millennials saved that our kids

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