Gen X men - the language

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We're just built different. We are the culmination between the Analog and Digital age.

We are unique.  We just function.  Maybe not correctly, but we just get on and fix & do things.


If you have 27 minutes to spare, watch this video & a Gen X man that you may know will appreciate it & you just might get to understand him just that little bit better.  We are just different, it's hard to explain. 




Right, I've got to go check on Matt & see how Frank is holding up.  Back later.


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