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May 2, 2026 38 min

That GenX Friend Basline Standards

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When Did Baseline Standards Become High Standards? Are common decency and basic standards relics of the past, like floppy disks, Ataris, and rotary phones? A conversation I had the other day had me shaking my head about why expecting basic standards and decency is considered wrong or being difficult. How much lower can we go? Let’s talk about it.

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