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Unexpected generation gap
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2024
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I like it when my daughter shares her young people things with me. I don't always get them, but it's interesting to see how the environment she grew up in affects her tastes and what she values.
She was going through a playlist of her music online. I told her it's really cool she's able to discover so many different types of music, because when I was young, downloading one song took a long time. Grandma shared her stories about discovering music on the radio and getting music on cassettes. (And also the origin of what a "mix tape" is.)
Looking at the things I found humorous 20ish years ago, I don't think the kids are all that different really.