Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/01/05/media-spokesmillenial-actually.html
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A few minutes later, he said he wanted to talk to his lawyer before he said anything else.
Ummmmmm…
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Beat me to it.
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It was a toss-up between that one or this:
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Ah, didn’t know that one.
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What IS it with kids today and their lawyers??
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I wondered why all his stories revolved around episodes of Quantum Leap.
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retirement age approaches
At age 55?
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Because reporters are lazy despite the fact that professional paid work in journalism is harder than ever to get. That’s how you get a crazy and damaged Baby Boomer constantly being cited as the voice of his Millenial generation. That’s also how we get a crazy and damaged orange man-child as our next President.
I give citations from recent Forbes articles as much credibility as those from the WSJ op-ed pages. Not surprisingly, those citations usually come from conservatives.
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This is a great episode - link takes you right to where I want
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Consider the self-image of a man who poses with a Tesla for a Forbes blogspam profile whose purpose is to establish that he is a millionaire before 40.
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I’m glad that we 55-year-old millenials have someone to stand up for us.
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So is he trying to be a “Millennial” Jack Benny?
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Millennials…can’t even speak for themselves…gotta get their parents to speak for them.
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See, that right there gives him away. I remember that show very well, and I’m 44. Even with today’s rerun mania, what millenial is gonna know Quantum Leap?
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I’m confused. What the fuck, exactly, does this guy do? He talks about Millennials, or something? What?
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Isn’t that the show that Captain Archer and Brother Cavill got together to do after their more popular shows ended?
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