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Based on the February 2024

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happens on this show all the

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time. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in

3:10

the morning. The older folks love

3:12

complaining about how kids these days

3:14

won't be able to function like

3:16

back in Brooke's time when you

3:18

had to call your mother to

3:21

pick you up from typewriter class

3:23

on your beeper. It

3:25

was a pager A and I

3:27

did not have a typewriter class, Jeff. You

3:30

would know the best, but on the

3:32

flip side, younger generations are whining about

3:34

how boomers aren't able to function in

3:36

the modern age, either. Yeah, it's really

3:38

bad. And the reason I bring this

3:40

up is because a popular publication just

3:42

put out a list of common skills

3:44

that boomers are shocked. Gen Zers don't

3:46

know. Oh, okay. I

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thought we were shaming boobers for the next

3:51

couple minutes. Now, boobers are shaming

3:53

Gen Z. We're going to ask Alexis

3:55

about some of these to see

3:57

how true they really are. Let's start

3:59

with how to read Roman

4:01

numerals. Oh, God, it's so tricky. Let's

4:04

give Alexis a test. What

4:06

does XXV stand for? Oh,

4:08

I don't know. 205.

4:11

No, 22, 22, maybe it's...

4:13

You're so close! Really? 220! 220!

4:16

Oh. You're way too far. It's

4:19

25. X is

4:21

10. V

4:23

is 5. Oh, that's IV

4:25

is 4. V is 6.

4:27

What is the hundred? Apparently

4:29

no generations know how to do reumonumerals

4:31

anymore. Oh, where do you learn

4:34

that? At the Super Bowl. Yeah, exactly. That's

4:36

the only time it's ever useful. It's the most

4:38

important event of the entire year. The next

4:40

one, we've actually talked about it. few times

4:42

on the show, Gen Z doesn't know how to

4:44

write in cursive. Oh, yeah. Because they just

4:46

don't teach it in class anymore, right, Alexis? Yeah,

4:48

I can do my name barely. You guys have seen

4:50

my signature. My kids are learning

4:52

cursive in class. It's not required,

4:54

but they do learn it. But

4:56

the only time I use it is the one time a year I

4:59

sign a check. Yeah, my autograph is

5:01

in cursive. That's about it. What about

5:03

next? How to drive a stick shift? Oh,

5:05

yeah. Dude, can

5:08

barely drive my car.

5:10

It feels so good to drive

5:12

a stick shift. I haven't

5:14

driven one in years It is

5:16

so fun when you balance

5:18

that clutch. Yeah, I'm sure I

5:20

could wing it Can you imagine

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Alexis on a hill

5:25

I think we have

5:27

a summer challenge

5:29

video in mind

5:32

now No, that's how

5:34

my dad taught me to drive he dropped me off in

5:36

the middle of a city and said, all right, see you

5:38

at home. Yeah, it

5:42

was actually, I was buying a car

5:44

from a pawn shop. No, this

5:46

is a true story. Yeah. Were you

5:48

kidnapped as a child? I said, well,

5:50

why can't I drive your truck? He's

5:52

gets also stick. Here

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we go. The

5:57

day Brooke learned how to drive a stick

5:59

and turn a trick. Pretty

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cool stuff going on at the pawn shop.

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We're talking about a list that's and viral

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of the top things. Boomers can't believe

6:08

Gen Z does not know how to do.

6:10

So far, Alexis is confirming O for

6:12

three on these. What about

6:14

this one? How to use a manual

6:16

can opener? Oh, I can do

6:18

it. They're hard. I can do it. I

6:20

got one of the button you press and it goes. Yeah.

6:26

I need one of

6:28

those. How to write a check. Most

6:30

Gen Zers don't know how to write a check. Yeah.

6:32

I mean, I could probably fill it out.

6:34

At least the numbers part. Yeah, she'd be really

6:36

good at how to bounce a check. There

6:38

you go. She couldn't sign the

6:40

check because she has an recursive. Oh, yeah.

6:43

No, I can kind of do my name, remember? Oh,

6:45

right. I got it. And also, how

6:47

to do basic handyman skills like changing a

6:49

light fixture. Do you know how to do that?

6:51

Well, what's a fixture? A fixture or a

6:53

bulb? Do you even know what a fixture is?

6:55

Are we talking a lamp? Yeah, not one that you

6:57

plug in. It's like one that's attached in the

6:59

wall. It could be a... know, usually it's hanging in

7:01

the middle of the room. No, not the bowl. The thing

7:04

the bowl. Why would I fix that? Sometimes

7:06

it breaks. To be fair, though, boomers are

7:09

like passing judgment. They didn't know how to do that

7:11

when they were 20. You know? Like,

7:13

if you talk to your parents, they just

7:15

learned it eventually. We would have so

7:17

many angry boomers texting into the show if

7:19

they knew how to text in. But now, disagreeing.

7:21

Oh, my mom is mad at you. But again,

7:23

these are the top things that Jen Ziers

7:25

don't know how to do. And we're

7:27

coming down to the final three ones here.

7:29

Alexis, I'm going to ask you this

7:31

specifically. Do you know how to unclog a

7:34

toilet using a plunger? Oh. Why don't

7:36

you just stick the plunger stick in? Pretty

7:38

much. Well, yeah. Nobody answered for her.

7:40

I want to hear how she would

7:42

do it start to finish. I would just

7:44

take it and just hit it against the toilet sort

7:46

of. Not against

7:48

in the bowl, but just kind of hit it.

7:51

Wait, how do you think

7:53

a plunger works? Well, I

7:55

don't know. It pushes everything out

7:57

or something. It

7:59

pulls everything up. Ew!

8:02

It comes out? That's

8:04

disgusting. saying? Well,

8:07

we don't like little rabbit -pallet poops

8:09

if you Okay, now we

8:11

have challenge

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number two number

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two

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How to address a piece

8:25

of mail Alexis, I can

8:27

do that not a man No,

8:29

yeah. I know how to address male. No, no,

8:32

I know your name goes in the middle, and then you got to

8:34

buy a stamp, and you can put it on. Okay, and where

8:36

does the return address go? In a corner,

8:38

the corner. Which corner? The left.

8:40

Yeah! Which left? Give her a ding -dong

8:42

Which left? There's an upper corner and a

8:44

bottom corner. It's the upper. There you

8:46

go. I know that. I'm just saying,

8:48

and the number one thing boomers

8:50

can't believe, Gen Z doesn't know how

8:52

to do, how to read a

8:55

map and figure out directions without GPS.

8:58

Paper mat no people say

9:00

go north right now in this

9:02

studio point to north. It's very

9:04

simple. Oh, well, I know cuz

9:07

I can see the free way

9:09

that is that is Okay,

9:11

we are what

9:13

are we oh

9:15

for 14 on

9:17

that one Oh,

9:21

she got the mail. think I could do

9:23

a check. One for 14. You could survive

9:25

the apocalypse. be fine. Those were

9:27

the top things. I'm sorry,

9:29

I get over the North. Just the confidence

9:32

in pointing these. Well, this one's an

9:34

easy one. Thanks, Ashton, for pointing now. That

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was helpful. That was a list of the things

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boomers can't believe Gen Z doesn't know how to

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