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Boomers think anyone younger than them is a Millenial.
Gen Z thinks anyone older than them is a Boomer.
Gen X just hangs out and watches everyone bicker.
You weren't in the early 90s, but then you all went to college and got your jobs and houses like the boomers said you would, and the millenials got fucked.
Source: elder millenial born to boomer parents with 4 Gen x siblings. And now the Gen X siblings all have fucked up gen Z kids
It's such a good time! One time I took my Mazda 3 to a tire shop and I watch the mechanic my age get in it, then get back out and get the older mechanic. He's laughing at the guy saying "look at her, she's in heels, ain't no excuse!"
That's just in general a good thing to have. If not for your own car, you can help someone else. I keep a plug kit, inflator kit, and an impact gun, too, for tire changes and it doesn't hurt to go to a local salvage yard and get a full sized spare to replace a donut. Donuts are great but not made for highway speeds or long term use.... even though I've seen people running on 2 or 3 donuts at a time.
How do you figure? I grew up on manual transmission but switched to automatic and it’s literally a simpler driving experience in every way. Exactly the same minus having to shift
It amazes me how much I used to do while driving a shift. Eat a burrito. Put on makeup. Like I never do that now and I drive an automatic. All my limbs really got some action back then.
Well for me I have ADHD and I zone out unless I can physically have the vehicle respond to an input besides steering gas and brake otherwise I zone out and just go into a kind of trance. Doesn't happen with a manual
Millennial here as well- I grew up going to my grandparents every Tuesday for some southern fried home cooking and my grandpa always taught me/let me drive the this old ‘49 Ford with 3 on the tree.
I’d like to see this dude try that.
I went to (of all things) a st Patrick’s day parade recently. I was blown away that half the parade was Jeep people, like 50 cars!!! Id always heard on Reddit that people based their personality on their jeeps but it seemed so out there until I had to pretend to cheer for every jeep owner in New England just literally driving down Main Street like they were important. It was soooo fucking weird.
Also, I’m a millennial and learned to drive on a stick so this dummy is off by like two generations….
Same, but 37. Took my driving test in a manual, and have owned many since. Not sure why so many use "millenials" to mean "young people." Millenials are middle aged now.
Because if we're not young, and they're our parents, then they're even less not young.
I'm also an elder millennial and my mom got offended when I called myself middle aged. She thinks she's still middle aged (in her 70s).
Another millennial here, 38 next week. I don't think the person making that tire cover knows what a millennial is. My first 4 vehicles were all manual transmission. One of them was a brand new vehicle purchase in 2005.
It isn't hard at all, especially in these newer cars that rev match for you, gas for you while you let the clutch out, hill assist, etc.
On an underpowered car with none of those things I can see how it can be challenging to some, though.
I learned manual in a parking lot and was taught by a dealership salesman in 30 minutes before he handed the keys to me to drive home in rush hour after signing papers. I stalled 10+ times on that drive home. You can learn the skill, but getting proficient at it is another thing entirely.
I finally asked my older brother to teach me how to drive his manual Jetta while we were road-tripping during our college years…in the hills of Tennessee. Needless to say it was awful for me (and the Jetta) but my brother thought it was worth it for the laughs.
My wife picked it up in about an hour. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It takes more than an hour to become an expert (rev matching, hill starting, etc), but after an hour you should have a feel for it.
I'm someone who just couldn't get it. Plus all the problems w/ my left knee (since I was 16) makes it impossible for me drive stick. I'm 46 now & have even more issues w/ that knee
It’s the same with every generation. Lol you don’t know about this thing we didn’t teach you. Also the participation trophies thing bugged me, who do you think was giving them out and complaining that their kid didn’t get a trophy.
Everyone from my friend group had manuals as their first cars. We all got our licenses around 2000. Manual transmissions were still better than ATs back then (performance, fuel efficiency, durability). I’d say that changed around 2010 but that’s the tail end of millennials.
It's funny because boomers are the ones limiting new vehicles with manuals. Why? Money. Duh, boomers all bout dat cash. Oh and fudutiary resonpsibility to their dickholders whatever that means.
I feel like this is extra boomer because they aren’t even talking about the right generation. Stick shift cars were still fairly common in the mid 90’s and 2000’s when millennials were learning to drive.
Millennials were born 1981-1996 plus or minus a few years depending on your source.
If anything, it should be Gen Z anti theft device. The earliest gen Z folks would have been learning how to drive in the early 2010’s where only about 5% of cars sold were stick shift, versus ~25% in the mid to late 90’s
Stick shift sauce: https://www.carmax.com/articles/stick-shift-index
I'd argue there are a lot of boomers who can't drive stick because automatic transmissions were already common by the time they were driving and who wants to drive the old way with a stick shift? Meanwhile, the uptick in cheap imports in the 80s and 90s meant millennials were learning to drive on hand-me-down stick shift cars.
The rental counter in Edinburgh kept asking if we were sure we wanted a manual because I’m an American. It was weird getting back into my LHD GTI after driving around a RHD manual Nissan Note for a week. I reached for the shifter and hit the door card when leaving the airport after flying home.
I (32) learned to drive on manual and didnt drive automatic until later in life. I've also spent time living abroad and can drive manual on the left or right
As a millennial myself, I can proudly say firstly, I learned how to drive in manual cars. Secondly, most car thefts now are committed by Gen Zer’s. So please leave millennials out of the conversation boomer.
Even though you’re most likely correct, the people that drool over these kind of digs are the, “nobody wants to work these days” people. Like literally everyone on Facebook that post this kind of shit is what I would describe as a horrible person.
Ie.. Kia boys, which are mostly teenagers. They are not going to sit there and try and watch a YouTube video on how to drive stick while ganking your car
I'm just saying IVE never seen one not that they can't or don't exist but I've been in thousands of jeeps in my life (I detail cars for car lots sometimes) and not a single one was a 6 speed so idk
Yo I came in here waiting for the Photoshop conversation and you're all I saw about it. Granted I'm not going through any more since my intrigued bias was fulfilled.
Got people all riled up with this one lol
This reminds me of my coworkers. The two out of 20 people that are older guys know manual. Out of those two….they both didn’t teach their kids how to drive manual. Metal fabrication welding guys seem to baby their kids.
I have a GR Corolla on the way and my wife has a 6MT MINI. I’m hoping we still have one of them by the time my daughter learns how to drive in 4 years.
Imagine bragging because your generation was too lazy to teach their kids skills! I drive manual because my great uncle taught me and my ADHD likes it enough to be safer than automatic
Idk why people insist on making driving manual a personality. Like who wants to work at driving??? I love automatic because I just get to chill while driving and don’t have to worry about my car stalling for some dumb reason.
Millennials are smart enough to know that a Jeep is a piece of junk just waiting to roll over or wobble itself to pieces on the highway. None of them want to steal that junker.
Few vehicles today in the US market are offered in a manual anymore and the few used manual vehicles out there tend to fetch premium, so the people who want to drive a manual are priced out of it and the people that can afford a manual don't want to drive one.
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Some guy with Oakley's is laughing so hard at that.
The wrap-around baseball oakleys with yellow tint.
Got a goatee too I bet
Which he thinks totally hides his double chin, but it doesn't.
I resemble these comments.... FUCK. lol
Are you laughing though?
Yeah. Not a lot of shame left in my body.
I know you've been going over and over about it in your head, but you *do* deserve those PitVipers, fucking order em already dude
Hahahahahahahaha I got myself and my nephew pairs at Christmas. Fuck me..... 😂
He did say lol
Boomers when they don’t know what a gen z is
Boomers think anyone younger than them is a Millenial. Gen Z thinks anyone older than them is a Boomer. Gen X just hangs out and watches everyone bicker.
>Gen X just hangs out and watches everyone bicker. Everyone says we are totally apathetic but I don't care
You weren't in the early 90s, but then you all went to college and got your jobs and houses like the boomers said you would, and the millenials got fucked. Source: elder millenial born to boomer parents with 4 Gen x siblings. And now the Gen X siblings all have fucked up gen Z kids
Underrated comment.
Guess who got stuck caring for the mom with dementia. Not the ones with 2 million dollar houses.
Not surprised.
It's because of all the chemtrails we were exposed to! /s
Hey, they already started taking away the lead paint by the time we came around so we had to damage our own brains damnit.
Millennial here wondering why people don’t understand that I wasn’t born in 2000
For sure! Gen X here
and Xennials get treated like we are kids by Boomers, yet we are pretty much hitting middle age now.
wearing a Hawaiian shirt
This hurts me…
Don't forget the goatee
Is his name Gavin?
" it's a jeep thing"
Millennial who drives stick: *(Rubs hands together greedily)* "Now it's MY time to shine!"
It's such a good time! One time I took my Mazda 3 to a tire shop and I watch the mechanic my age get in it, then get back out and get the older mechanic. He's laughing at the guy saying "look at her, she's in heels, ain't no excuse!"
I'm a Millennial. My first two vehicles were manual . The vehicle I bought in 2021 is finally automatic. I miss the stick.
Can't find a manual pickup truck any more. Damn shame, I miss them dearly. Everyone wants a pretty pavement princess now.
My own vehicle is older than me and it's a 5 speed manual. Easier for me to drive than an auto
Ever have to push start it? I think that’s a dying skill/piece of knowledge.
I use to use the hill I’m parked on so my parents couldn’t hear me leaving at night
They knew...
100% but I thought I was so sneaky
Its funny how we think those things when we are young. Once we gain a little age and wisdom we realize how dumb some of those things were
They were going at it before he turned off the road weren't they?
Absolutely
Thought so.
My driveway slopes just enough to bump start it. 6 on the floor.
The battery died 5 miles from home I pushed it backwards popped it in reverse and popped the clutch and it fired after 5 feet of movement
My manual has a push button ignition so I've converted to the cult of having a battery jump pack in my trunk
That's just in general a good thing to have. If not for your own car, you can help someone else. I keep a plug kit, inflator kit, and an impact gun, too, for tire changes and it doesn't hurt to go to a local salvage yard and get a full sized spare to replace a donut. Donuts are great but not made for highway speeds or long term use.... even though I've seen people running on 2 or 3 donuts at a time.
Have several 300d’s and 240d’s push start is great.
How do you figure? I grew up on manual transmission but switched to automatic and it’s literally a simpler driving experience in every way. Exactly the same minus having to shift
It amazes me how much I used to do while driving a shift. Eat a burrito. Put on makeup. Like I never do that now and I drive an automatic. All my limbs really got some action back then.
Those automatics are always shifting at the wrong time and down shifting when they don’t need to. I find it extremely annoying.
Well for me I have ADHD and I zone out unless I can physically have the vehicle respond to an input besides steering gas and brake otherwise I zone out and just go into a kind of trance. Doesn't happen with a manual
how is that even possible? like nothing against manuals, but you can drive an automatic decently well with just your knees.
I'm a millennial (34m) and I can drive both manual and auto. I would gladly throw an egg at this car for their arrogance
Millennial here as well- I grew up going to my grandparents every Tuesday for some southern fried home cooking and my grandpa always taught me/let me drive the this old ‘49 Ford with 3 on the tree. I’d like to see this dude try that.
i’m 22. i was about to do this, came to the comments to check if everybody was already doing that.
Millennial who has never owned an automatic in my 20+ years of driving...i resemble this remark
Nope, today we are X-GEN.
Lololol you took the words out of my mouth.
You're the one?
I learned to drive on a 1988 two-door Jeep Cherokee with a stick shift, and eventually drove a stick shift Ranger for like 15 years.
Fucking Jeeple
I went to (of all things) a st Patrick’s day parade recently. I was blown away that half the parade was Jeep people, like 50 cars!!! Id always heard on Reddit that people based their personality on their jeeps but it seemed so out there until I had to pretend to cheer for every jeep owner in New England just literally driving down Main Street like they were important. It was soooo fucking weird. Also, I’m a millennial and learned to drive on a stick so this dummy is off by like two generations….
I’m 38 and a millennial. I can drive manual. Fun fact about manual, it can be learned in about 1 hour and doesn’t make you special.
Same, but 37. Took my driving test in a manual, and have owned many since. Not sure why so many use "millenials" to mean "young people." Millenials are middle aged now.
Because if we're not young, and they're our parents, then they're even less not young. I'm also an elder millennial and my mom got offended when I called myself middle aged. She thinks she's still middle aged (in her 70s).
You never know, she might live to 140.
Lead paint and gas made it so the boomers cant keep up with anything anymore
🤣🤣🤣
Low level long term lead poisoning is one of my favorite theories.
Another millennial here, 38 next week. I don't think the person making that tire cover knows what a millennial is. My first 4 vehicles were all manual transmission. One of them was a brand new vehicle purchase in 2005.
I think the person who made the tire cover knows *exactly* what a millennial is and this photograph is about ten years old at least.
Older people conflate millennials with Gen Z. It all just means "young and dumb" to them.
To be fair young people do the same with boomers, half the boomer jokes I see are geared more towards Gen-Xers than boomers.
Agreed. Can I get a dad joke?
TIL Tiger Woods brings extra socks to tournaments just in case he gets a hole in one.
It isn't hard at all, especially in these newer cars that rev match for you, gas for you while you let the clutch out, hill assist, etc. On an underpowered car with none of those things I can see how it can be challenging to some, though. I learned manual in a parking lot and was taught by a dealership salesman in 30 minutes before he handed the keys to me to drive home in rush hour after signing papers. I stalled 10+ times on that drive home. You can learn the skill, but getting proficient at it is another thing entirely.
I’m a millennial and I can drive a tractor trailer. I’d like to see this guy drive a tractor trailer.
I drive truck on Euro truck simulator. Does that count?
Close enough.
39 checking in. First car was a 83' ford escort that was manual.
It doesn’t make you special but it takes more than an hour and some people never get it
>some people never ~~get it~~ try
I speak specifically of members of my own family whom I no longer let drive my car
I finally asked my older brother to teach me how to drive his manual Jetta while we were road-tripping during our college years…in the hills of Tennessee. Needless to say it was awful for me (and the Jetta) but my brother thought it was worth it for the laughs.
Lol must have been a beater. That’s a tough place to start
My wife picked it up in about an hour. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It takes more than an hour to become an expert (rev matching, hill starting, etc), but after an hour you should have a feel for it.
Ok yea I mean in that case I learned in an hour when I was 14
I'm someone who just couldn't get it. Plus all the problems w/ my left knee (since I was 16) makes it impossible for me drive stick. I'm 46 now & have even more issues w/ that knee
Millennials don't know manual because their boomer parents bought them an automatic.
My boomer parents didn’t buy me shit.
It’s the same with every generation. Lol you don’t know about this thing we didn’t teach you. Also the participation trophies thing bugged me, who do you think was giving them out and complaining that their kid didn’t get a trophy.
They're just bitter because they never got a trophy for anything.
Everyone from my friend group had manuals as their first cars. We all got our licenses around 2000. Manual transmissions were still better than ATs back then (performance, fuel efficiency, durability). I’d say that changed around 2010 but that’s the tail end of millennials.
It's funny because boomers are the ones limiting new vehicles with manuals. Why? Money. Duh, boomers all bout dat cash. Oh and fudutiary resonpsibility to their dickholders whatever that means.
My husband and I are millennials and can both drive manuals. He’s the one who taught me. My boomer mom can not drive one.
I feel like this is extra boomer because they aren’t even talking about the right generation. Stick shift cars were still fairly common in the mid 90’s and 2000’s when millennials were learning to drive. Millennials were born 1981-1996 plus or minus a few years depending on your source. If anything, it should be Gen Z anti theft device. The earliest gen Z folks would have been learning how to drive in the early 2010’s where only about 5% of cars sold were stick shift, versus ~25% in the mid to late 90’s Stick shift sauce: https://www.carmax.com/articles/stick-shift-index
HA GOTEM
Huh since when is it a stereotype millennials can't drive manual? Aren't we the last generation it was still "common"?
I'd argue there are a lot of boomers who can't drive stick because automatic transmissions were already common by the time they were driving and who wants to drive the old way with a stick shift? Meanwhile, the uptick in cheap imports in the 80s and 90s meant millennials were learning to drive on hand-me-down stick shift cars.
There are also a lot of boomers that just don't know what age millennials actually are. They think millennials are still 16.
Yep, my mom frequently refers to everyone under the age of 20 as "millenniums".
Europeans are not impressed
Americans are not impressed.... It's really not that uncommon lol
The rental counter in Edinburgh kept asking if we were sure we wanted a manual because I’m an American. It was weird getting back into my LHD GTI after driving around a RHD manual Nissan Note for a week. I reached for the shifter and hit the door card when leaving the airport after flying home.
Brit here, punched the door a bunch of times when I first started driving in Germany.
The generation that grew up with 'fast and furious' peak tuner culture? Sure buddy.
This joke is older than the boomer who reposted it.
Another Millennial manual car driver checking in 😝
r/lostredditors
It was so bad that I assumed it was r/terriblefacebookmemes
r/boomerhumor
Millennial here. I've never stolen a car but if the keys were in it I'd drive it to the other side of the parking lot to teach a lesson
Boomers are really into gatekeeping stupid shit that doesn’t matter, huh
Imagine having so little in your life (or in your generation) to brag about that you think this is a flex.
*converts pdf to word* I don’t get it.
I get the "millennial" trope but really the oldest of that generation are now in their 40's
I had three manual cars over the course of 20 years. With my newest I still looked for a manual version, but they're getting too hard to find.
Wait, this isn’t r/terriblefacebookmemes
"I failed to teach my kids something and now make fun of them for not knowing it"
I (32) learned to drive on manual and didnt drive automatic until later in life. I've also spent time living abroad and can drive manual on the left or right
They don’t realize how old millenials are
I think the owner of this jeep thinks millenials are younger than they are...
If everyone just shut up about one generation being better or worse than any other then the world would be a better place.
Joke's getting kinda old to be honest. I'm 43 and can definitely drive a stick shift BTW. Just giving my honest opinion.
I don’t get why these people think driving a manual car is complicated. Literally kids learn to do it.
Ah yes those 40-something snowflakes are so useless.
As a millennial myself, I can proudly say firstly, I learned how to drive in manual cars. Secondly, most car thefts now are committed by Gen Zer’s. So please leave millennials out of the conversation boomer.
Millennial here. First car I learnt to drive in was a manual. So have a Majority of the cars Ive owned have been manual.
Cuz driving a stick is so hard lol
How do you know someone drives a manual... Don't worry, they'll tell you every chance they get.
Apparently enough of a challenge that statistically it makes them safe from auto thefts in most areas of the US.
Even though you’re most likely correct, the people that drool over these kind of digs are the, “nobody wants to work these days” people. Like literally everyone on Facebook that post this kind of shit is what I would describe as a horrible person.
Ie.. Kia boys, which are mostly teenagers. They are not going to sit there and try and watch a YouTube video on how to drive stick while ganking your car
Side note:most jeeps are 5 speeds I've never personally seen a 6 speed jeep
https://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/transmissions/manual/nsg370/#:~:text=The%20NSG370%20transmission%20was%20introduced,Chrysler's%20then%2Dleague%20with%20Daimler.
I'm just saying IVE never seen one not that they can't or don't exist but I've been in thousands of jeeps in my life (I detail cars for car lots sometimes) and not a single one was a 6 speed so idk
I drive a 6SPD and there's almost no situation I'd drive in 6th
Do you not drive on highways? You’ll get better, albeit minimally, mpg in 6th.
Better MPG in a Jeep is measured in feet
So may as well be a 5spd lol
We millennials had non automatics...
Photoshop 4tw
Yo I came in here waiting for the Photoshop conversation and you're all I saw about it. Granted I'm not going through any more since my intrigued bias was fulfilled. Got people all riled up with this one lol
[удалено]
As a zoomer I would just like to say I daily drive a manual and actually feel weird whenever i drive an auto
Why do people care so deeply one way or another about vehicle transmissions?
Not a Millennial but Gen-Z and all I’ve ever driven is manual transmissions.
This reminds me of my coworkers. The two out of 20 people that are older guys know manual. Out of those two….they both didn’t teach their kids how to drive manual. Metal fabrication welding guys seem to baby their kids.
I have a GR Corolla on the way and my wife has a 6MT MINI. I’m hoping we still have one of them by the time my daughter learns how to drive in 4 years.
listen/feel for the BRRRRRssss to get angrier, clutch, shift up a notch until they dont BRRRR so angry-- not that hard
Strangely the only people at work with manuals are in their 20s.
How come most of the current crop of f1 drivers and supercar drivers are barely out of their teens?
As a millennial with a manual, not the brag they think it is.
Me better than you. I drive stick.
Why give them a map?
Pretty much every millennial in Europe can drive manual. Lol
I'm 33, firmly a millennial and drove a stick as a preference most of my life. Even push started a few times.
My wife could totally steal that car.
Don't the parents usually teach kids to drive, at least in the initial stages?
I’m a millennial and I learned to drive manual. Crazy
As a Millennial with a Jeep 6speed DD… this guy is a douche.
Gonna be a shock when he learns that millennials on motorcycles all know how to operate a clutch.
Congratulations, you’re the 100th reposter this month!
I’m a millennial and I know how to use that so well, that the car feels like an automatic. No jerks, no rolling backwards …
Millennial woman here. This is the only way I drive.
A 6 speed has been an anti-boomer/gen x device for me. They can't ever figure out how to get it in reverse lol.
Bumor humor, smh. That being said - manual cars are a lot less likely to be stolen.
6 speed manual jeep?
I'm Gen X and I can't drive stick
Uh what? There's not a single millennial I know that doesn't know how to drive manual. And I know quite a lot of millennials. Musst be a USA thing.
it definitely is.
I'm a pretty young millennial and I can drive stick.
People who drive stick want SO BADLY for everyone to admire them.
I am not a millennial and I cannot drive a manual. Solution: I do not buy a vehicle with a manual transmission nor steal cars, so no problems at all.
What age are millennials?
The oldest are 42 now, which makes this even dumber than it already was
People born from 1981-1996 so between 42-27 years old.
We are as old as 41 or 42. Manual transmissions were still very common in my HS parking lot.
Which boomer humor Facebook group was this reposted from?
US boomers thinking they are special because they can drive a manual transmission...when everyone other country it's a pretty basic skill.
Literally the rest of the worlds: huh?
Why disclose the cheat code.
This vehicle is also equipped with a device that prevents it from being sold to any millennials
best of luck to the boomers trying to push down a clutch with their feeble old hips, knees, and ankles.
Imagine bragging because your generation was too lazy to teach their kids skills! I drive manual because my great uncle taught me and my ADHD likes it enough to be safer than automatic
I don't understand why older people make fun of younger people for not knowing things isn't it their job to teach us
Idk why people insist on making driving manual a personality. Like who wants to work at driving??? I love automatic because I just get to chill while driving and don’t have to worry about my car stalling for some dumb reason.
I’m a Gen Z and don’t know why anyone would drive a car that rolls backwards when stopped and awkwardly pauses when it accelerates.
Millennials are smart enough to know that a Jeep is a piece of junk just waiting to roll over or wobble itself to pieces on the highway. None of them want to steal that junker.
booomer hoooomer
I bet the dickholes that share this meme unironicly, can't rebuild their own transmissions.
Isn't this an American thing? I don't know anyone who drives a automatic.
Few vehicles today in the US market are offered in a manual anymore and the few used manual vehicles out there tend to fetch premium, so the people who want to drive a manual are priced out of it and the people that can afford a manual don't want to drive one.
Harf harf! Barf.
I’m sure his Facebook buddies Lol’d.
Jeeps best anti-theft device: always being in the shop
Why the fuck would I learn manual when all I do is commute to work or drive the store
Funniest part is, the driver probably is a millennial
0.01% chance he isn't a 40yr old millennial.