As a childfree older millennial who is also niece- and nephew-free, Gen Z is a bit of a mystery to me. I know that they live on their phones and on TikTok, which is difficult to fathom because, first, I received my first cell phone (a Nokia brick used strictly for phone calls) as a freshman in college; second, the primary way I communicated with friends in school was through passing notes; and third, I'm about 1,000 times more likely to post something on Facebook that contains the laughing face emoji than log on to TikTok – a sure sign of how ancient the under-25 cohort must think I am.
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