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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2019 · 28 MIN

027 - OK, Boomer

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OK Boomer is a catchphrase and internet meme which has recently gained popularity as a way to reference the tension between the baby boomer and millennial generations. Join the Rampant Discourse crew on a meandering discussion over lunch about generations: Which do we associate with? What are the first major events we remember? And does it even make sense to divide people up based on the year they were born?

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