03-24-2026, 11:03 PM
Of course, as most Gen X on up think, EVERY boomer has a gaming computer, iPhone, hi-speed internet access and plays video games in their spare time, maybe even living in the Matrix, when, in reality, a majority are still mad they got rid of Lester Holt on the nightly news.
Again, a good reason why the Gen X on up could help the boomers navigate the world they have now built for themselves, maybe with in person community outreach programs? Showing the kupuna how some of these Gen X and up are using that same world they built as the ways and means to rip off that boomer generation. A generation that to some Gen X and up are apparently responsible for everything terrible in this world today, unless, of course, it's something the gen X'er and up want, then, obviously, it's perfectly OK.
But then, sees nothing wrong with technology creating algorithms that can allow some Gen X on up "influencer" to make prank videos like for example, going to Home Depot, picking up a 4 inch by 10 foot PVC drain pipe and walking around and sneaking up on some unsuspecting customer looking at which deck screws to buy and yelling BOO into the other end scaring the crap out of the poor "victim" and then specifically coded and designed algorithms take over and finds more and more content of the same and similar stunts and then recommends more and more of that content to the actual viewer of these prank videos, that generate millions of dollars for these influencers, but designing some type of algorithm that would say trigger some type of warning to say a bank officer or a family member in real time that "Tutu" is trying to do something kind of strange and not a normal pattern here with her money that maybe we should talk to Tutu and see what's up?
And yet, in these recent scams, using tech to pull them off, in the rare arrest of a scammer, we sure see a lot of Gen X on up arrestees versus the number of boomers being arrested.
Yeah, if only those damn boomers paid attention hey? Oh look, another prank video just hit my feed: (3.79 million subs and 154 million views - it must be good! And it's so funny!) Might even make Tutu wet her catheter.
Again, a good reason why the Gen X on up could help the boomers navigate the world they have now built for themselves, maybe with in person community outreach programs? Showing the kupuna how some of these Gen X and up are using that same world they built as the ways and means to rip off that boomer generation. A generation that to some Gen X and up are apparently responsible for everything terrible in this world today, unless, of course, it's something the gen X'er and up want, then, obviously, it's perfectly OK.
But then, sees nothing wrong with technology creating algorithms that can allow some Gen X on up "influencer" to make prank videos like for example, going to Home Depot, picking up a 4 inch by 10 foot PVC drain pipe and walking around and sneaking up on some unsuspecting customer looking at which deck screws to buy and yelling BOO into the other end scaring the crap out of the poor "victim" and then specifically coded and designed algorithms take over and finds more and more content of the same and similar stunts and then recommends more and more of that content to the actual viewer of these prank videos, that generate millions of dollars for these influencers, but designing some type of algorithm that would say trigger some type of warning to say a bank officer or a family member in real time that "Tutu" is trying to do something kind of strange and not a normal pattern here with her money that maybe we should talk to Tutu and see what's up?
And yet, in these recent scams, using tech to pull them off, in the rare arrest of a scammer, we sure see a lot of Gen X on up arrestees versus the number of boomers being arrested.
Yeah, if only those damn boomers paid attention hey? Oh look, another prank video just hit my feed: (3.79 million subs and 154 million views - it must be good! And it's so funny!) Might even make Tutu wet her catheter.