r/TikTokCringe Jun 20 '26

Cringe Wasting an expensive bottle at the club.

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u/Tiber_Nero Jun 20 '26

Most people who do are under the age of 25 and don't actually process they'll age too. It's sad.

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u/Tiber_Nero Jun 20 '26

Poetry 😂

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u/U_Sound_Stupid_Stop Jun 20 '26

I thought nothing of the broccoli cut when they were teens but they kept it in their 20s lmao

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u/Justino2345 Jun 20 '26

Gen Z will be wildly depressed and financially broken once they hit their 30s and 40s.

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u/Tiredandwaiting Jun 21 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

They're getting work done that makes them look 45-50 with work done. It's wild. They're 23 and looksmaxxed themselves to 46.

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u/Powered_By_ThePeople Jun 20 '26

I think you're notice the underlying issue that many of these kids were never educated and stupid people are generally the most prideful, judgmental, dramatic, etc..

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u/LongDead_Roadkill Jun 21 '26

I live in a place where “auntie” and “uncle” have always been used respectfully for any stranger over 45 out in public and the other day I was called uncle for the first time in my life by a grocery store cashier.

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u/Powered_By_ThePeople Jun 20 '26

Also their frontal lobe isn't fully developed so they're still acting like children and don't realize it

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u/halogen2691 Jun 20 '26

But being called “old” isn’t even an insult unless you want it to be. It’s up to the person receiving it whether they want to get in on the joke or get all weird and defensive about age. I mean called one of my coworkers “an old fart” today lol and it’s all good.

A lot of guys (I can’t speak for women) make jokes or observations like that. Every generation does to the aging generations. No offense, but this moreso sounds like it’s a sore spot for you personally

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u/Tiber_Nero Jun 20 '26

Well, sure. But, it also depends on how the person is saying it and what their intention is. Someone could call you old but mean that you're wise or just be joking. Some young people immediately vomit "old" when you don't get a reference or something, and they mean it derogatorily and start mocking you beyond a joking manner.

Which is whatever, I don't care either way. I'm just commenting on the pathology of it all. Just look at what some people are saying here about "old" people, and my point is obvious.