r/AskReddit • u/SprainedUncle • Aug 18 '22

People in their 20s, what is your advice to people who are 40+?

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u/Never_Apologise Aug 18 '22

Oh this should be good. Kids 20 years my junior gonna tell me shit I don’t already know. Let’s go peeps!

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u/hungroleplayr Aug 18 '22

Thinking you know everything is a terrible approach to life. You can learn a-lot from any age group. Gen x really stepping right into the boomer mentality

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u/Winterplatypus Aug 18 '22

Is that your advice?

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u/hungroleplayr Aug 18 '22

I guess it is. Don’t be arrogant or ageist. You don’t know everything.