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20 Things Gen Z Is Killing Off

The Bitter EndEach generation has always picked a lifestyle that’s remarkably different than the last. Nowhere is that more apparent than with Gen Z. This generation—AKA Zoomers—is made up of kids who were born from...

May 9, 2024 Alex Summers


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