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It's the Late Show Pancho with Stephen Colbert.

Folks, I may be getting older, but I'm still young at heart, unless you ask my doctor.

But I still like to stay on top of all the trends of the younglings of got with my youth culture segment.

That's yeat, dabbing on pleak, fam.

Which we've been doing for so long that we had to update the name to.

That's Gat. Spill the tea, baby girl, skibbitty toilet.

Which is now also completely out of date. So we've once again updated the title to

Stephen Colbert's segment about youth culture, I'm so tired. Please clap.

Thank you. February 14th was Valentine's Day. If you're just learning this now, that's why Cheryl's been so quiet lately. That's why tonight's youth topic is love and how to find it.

Turns out, young people can't. According to a new survey,

79% of Gen Z and 80% of millennials feel burned out by dating apps as people are tired of the

gamification of their love lives, endless swiping and ghosting. Oh yes, ghosting.

Children! Gather around for me. Oh, yes, ghosting. Children.

Gather around for the terrifying tale of Brittany in marketing,

introducing Brad from accounting to her parents,

and then he never texted again.

But they still work together, and now it's weird.

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