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BUZZFEED: “My Adult Children Didn’t Believe Me”: 26 Normal Practices And Routines From The Past That Have Gen Z’ers Confused, Perplexed, And Puzzled →

Posted on October 26, 2026 by Mike Cory

Submitted by Mary Montgomery

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← Trump has tried to purge voter rolls nationwide. Election officers are standing in his way.
BUZZFEED: “My Adult Children Didn’t Believe Me”: 26 Normal Practices And Routines From The Past That Have Gen Z’ers Confused, Perplexed, And Puzzled →

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