having could have happened in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or beyond. And as a consequence, Friends was much more popular and is still popular today in a way that my so-called life can't be. Yes. So first of all, whenever we're talking about like, like just these these ideas of like what, how a Gen X person thinks or whatever, we're just talking about the kind of person who actually cared about those things. You know, it's actually kind of a small, you know, everybody had some elements of it, but few people had them all. So when you're talking about like, is this idea of selling out does ever do with the 90s or does it have to do specifically with this Gen X mindset? I see what you're saying, but like throughout the 90s the Gen X person was the center of youth culture. And that's what we're always talking about with generations. We're always talking about the youngest adults. You know, it's always, it's very interesting, you know, we think about like what people were like in the 80s, you (31/57)
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