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Intrusive Thoughts @literallyjudas ... meet the typical Gen Zer who is addicted to nicotine, has over $300 in led light strips and makes POV videos on tiktok Business Insider @Businesslnsider · 20h INESS Gen Z is shaking things up as they enter young adulthood. While it's hard to capture an entire generation when some members are still teens and others are adults, here's what life looks like for the typical Gen Zer in 2021. businessinsider.com/typical-gen-z-. Show this thread 8:41 PM · Nov 29, 2021 · Twitter Web App

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Collin Reischman ... @CMReischman Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is quitting their job, burdened by debt, has a heightened sense of smell, hunts primarily at dusk, and migrates over 1,700 miles every year to find a mate businessinsider.com Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is quitting their job, has over $17,000 in student.. Gen Z has entered the spotlight. From fashion to work, they're setting the tone for the 2020s and poised to take over the economy in a decade. 11:29 AM · Nov 30, 2021 · Twitter Web App

The Mayor of Silicaville @mikeczyk Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is quitting their job, has over $17,000 in student debt, and is buying all your s----- Family Values Tour merch on DEPOP for 100X. a Business Insider @BusinessInsider Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is quitting their job, has over $17,000 in student debt, and is influencing nearly everything you buy 11:24 AM · Nov 30, 2021 · Twitter Web App

Shiny Dummy @RealShinyDummy Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is s------- out their ass, has over 17,000 Amogus figurines, and is s------- on nearly everything you buy. Gen Z, the oldest of whom turn 24 this year, is the new "s---" generation. They're s------- Meet the typical Gen Zer, who is quitting their job, has over $17,000 in student debt, and is influencing nearly everything you buy Gen Z, the oldest of whom turn 24 this year, is the new "it" generation. They're setting trends in fashion and in the workplace, influencing consumer and worker behavior. They're also saving more than they're spending and are set to dominate the economy in 20 years. 12:05 AM · Nov 30, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone

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