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7 Signs You're Starting to Turn Into Your Parents

Zabolai Margit2 min read
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You Freak Out When Someone Doesn’t Return Your Borrowed Stuff

You Don’t Get Today’s Music

…Or Technology

You Keep an Eye on Sales

You’ve Said “Kids These Days” Out Loud

You Repeat Your Stories

And Most Importantly: You Just Don’t Care

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