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And it has nothing to do with policy, nothing to do with elections, nothing to do with legislation,

honestly nothing to do with the culture war. All you have to do is throw a party.

Now before we talk about why you need to be throwing a party this weekend and they're telling me about it,

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Cooper Confidential.com. All right, all of this really started with the Reddit post that went semi-viral over the summer. We even talked about this in a live stream like eight months ago, right after it was posted. But a Gen Z user on the subreddit R slash Gen X posted this question. embarrassedarrassed Knee, 1919, said, were parties like this ever a thing? And then he posted this screen grab from a movie. I'm not exactly sure which one. Feels like it's probably some John Hughes thing. I have no idea. I'm going to have people who are older than me jumping down my throat for this. I know. But anyway, he posted this screenshot and says, I love 90s and 2000s movies so much. And all of these teen movies have one of these big party scenes and they look so fun. I'm Gen Z. And I've never been to anything like this. So was this a thing that just doesn't happen anymore or is it just Hollywood trying to make me hate my life more? Like, damn, I know that when that post hit that subreddit he made all of those redditors feel old, but this is such a valid question coming from my generation. One person said, yep, and we'd actually talk to each other. Unlike now, where kids just sent each other those stupid tic tic-tacks and listen to WhatsApp Ricky or whatever the F he's called. But the Gen Zer who asked that question was far from the only person in that subreddit who had the same query.

Somebody else said, these were the teen adult years that I was promised as a child watching movies and TVs.

We used to be a proper country that knew how to party together.

Somebody else said, damn, these comments be weird. I mean, really?

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