"TayoAnn;c-15784160" wrote:
Oh. Also, maybe adults could "lecture kids about how good they have it" while seniors do more reminiscing. Again, there are opportunities for the same kinds of interactions to express themselves differently across generations.
Perhaps teens and young adults should lecture elders about how good they have it? ;) After all, many millennials are having difficulty with career progression and buying their own homes, things that our baby boomer parents have frequently been able to do. My parents were younger than me when they bought our house. I am saving up but due to the terrible job market, I've no idea if I will be able to get something suitable. Then again, I only have one income and they had two, but house prices are famously sky high these days, and especially in our area.
