Given the unusually high relative unemployment rate for the age group characterized by Gen-Z, it would seem the labour market is at least somewhat unwilling to accommodate their particular communication style.
This stare seems to be a form of sarcasm for the verbally challenged. I hope they grow out of it. Then again, the old saying was, “children should be seen and not heard”. So why am I complaining?
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/10/24/health/gen-z-stare-wellness
Given the unusually high relative unemployment rate for the age group characterized by Gen-Z, it would seem the labour market is at least somewhat unwilling to accommodate their particular communication style.
This stare seems to be a form of sarcasm for the verbally challenged. I hope they grow out of it. Then again, the old saying was, “children should be seen and not heard”. So why am I complaining?