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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