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As for me? I like Netflix for most shows and movies. But sometimes I scour the Internet looking for sites that stream videos for free because Netflix doesn't have enough Korean historical dramas in their database. Every now and then though I get a little bit nostalgic and I miss watching good old-fashioned local television.
[size=100]My husband is in his late 60s. Dragging him into the computer age was no easy feat. We finally got him to use desktop computers. We even introduced him to the PlayStation console. We moved into some apartments and my boys did not want to subscribe to the cable TV service. But it's OK because at least we have the Internet. Because of the Internet, my husband discovered YouTube. To say he's addicted would be an understatement! :D As for me? I like Netflix for most shows and movies. But sometimes I scour the Internet looking for sites that stream videos for free because Netflix doesn't have enough Korean historical dramas in their database. Every now and then though I get a little bit nostalgic and I miss watching good old-fashioned local television. :D[/size]
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TommyCarey
Generation X seems to be the one that will be the most successful with generation Y coming in 2nd and Y in a far 3rd.
It seems like it's slowly getting diluted if you look at it. Generation X focuses on business and a little bit of fun, Generation Y is about a 50/50 fun and business ration while Generation Y is all fun and pleasing themselves through purchases lol.
I mean I could be totally wrong, but that's just what I see. Generation X and Y seem like they're more focused on pushing themselves forward while generation Z is more focused on material things. Generation X seems to be the one that will be the most successful with generation Y coming in 2nd and Y in a far 3rd. It seems like it's slowly getting diluted if you look at it. Generation X focuses on business and a little bit of fun, Generation Y is about a 50/50 fun and business ration while Generation Y is all fun and pleasing themselves through purchases lol. I mean I could be totally wrong, but that's just what I see.
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