Cringe

The type that wants to seem smart but when u know about the subject you usually find out she actually doent know anything but general info. ya..... thats pretty cringe

Radio hosts. I'm forced to listen to radio at my job but it's the same music playlist every day for months, most of the songs are love songs with crappy guitar and lyrics like "I miss you so much it hurts I'm depressed when I can't see you", actually every song they play is crappy except Bohemian Rhapsody. The host keep saying their music is the best, occasionally flirt with people that calls them, like, "ooooh your voice is very sexy I love it you like a good restaurant? haha" and then they try to inform people about stuff but like, explaining how to buy good sun screen and how to apply it?? "Hey I advice about swimming, stay tuned after the song!" *song* "If you eat it's recommended you wait a hour or two before swimming" Wat. Also, people that actually tune in to listen and call them. Radios are cool and useful but is this amount of cringe even allowed? Boomers. They try so hard to do stuff and overwork themselves just so they can have the last word "HEY I WORK HARDER OK RESPECT ME YOUNG ONE Y'ALL ARE LAZY I WORK SO MUCH HARDER THAN YOU I EVEN GOT HURT but actually I'm not hurt cause I'm not a pussy like you guys, I'm so not hurt I have a pained expression on my face BUT EMOTIONS ARE FOR GIRLS PAIN IS A WEAKNESS and when I was your age I didn't need a damn smartphone what is this thing anyway *buys a 1000$ gps* KIDS ARE SUCH BAD DRIVERS ALL THEY WANT IS GO FAST, THEY'RE PUBLIC THREATS *vroom super loudly with a porsche or a mustang so everybody notices them* KIDS STILL LIVE AT THEIR PARENTS HOUSE PAST 16 YEAR OLD *ruined the housing market* ENVIRONMENT IS IMPORTANT KIDS ARENT CAREFUL WITH THE ENVIRONMENT WE TOOK CARE OF IT NOW IT'S THEIR TURN, LOOK AT GLOBAL WARMING WTF IT'S THE KIDS FAULT At my job there's a boomer and he tried to clean something in stainless steel and he had a thin cloth over a screwdriver and was trying really hard, I told him he should just dip it in hot water mixed with soap/cleaner agent for a while and do something else. When you come back, the dirt will come right off. Silence for a few seconds, then said NO and he worked on it for nearly 40 minutes. He was pretty proud of himself and said that's how you get things done and taking shortcuts will always penalize you because laziness is one of the worst thing ever. Then he went to see a customer (who just had to be a boomer) and explain how clean the thing is and how the kid over there was too lazy to put effort into it. "He wanted to put it in water, water can't clean as well as hard work" and the customer reply "yeah I don't know what to do with this generation, my kid is like that too" It is ok to admit you are wrong, it is ok to get help from someone else.