This makes me cringe. No one talks like that

No-one you know, old person.

Simmer down there sonny boy—-we may not speak your lingo but at least our generation owns the homes we live in.

What? Go back to Reddit please

That would be exactly the opposite thing to say if you want people to simmer down.

As someone who also owns the home I live in, "we destroyed home ownership for future generations" is not the win you think it is.

> but at least our generation owns the homes we live in

what a weird thing to say. cool flex that younger people aren't able to buy houses as easily as the older generations and that the current housing market is f*cked, congrats for profiting from a broken system.

Perhaps I should have said:

“Simmer down there sonny boy, we may not speak your lingo but at least our generation can recognize obvious sarcasm”

Using genZ/A words for sake of using them makes you unhinge and not genuine. And not being your authentic self is the least genz thing you can do

Also I am genz and calling someone old is rude

No one uses footnotes in a webforum other than here either, but here we are.

What’s the slang about? The OP doesn’t seem to be using any slang or colloquialisms. I thought it was funny but I don’t think I fully got the joke.

wasn’t deep or nun, lowkey just wanted to help, learned this terminal thingy here fs

I have a system prompt for haiku to convert messages to genz slang. I use it to confuse friends with it sometimes and we have a laugh. I had the instructions somewhere stored and just wanted to rewrite them before posting them here because I am paranoid and did not remember if i posted them verbatim in another place with another username.

I know this is not really the place for this sort of thing, but if some people smiled a bit I am good with that

Totally off topic, but it's funny how much of "modern" slang (whatever the generation) is present in hip hop culture years before. I noticed that when "twerk" became a thing; I remembered songs about twerking from years before that.

In this case, the term "bet": I remembered hearing that for the first time in the late 1980s in a song by Fresh Prince (Will Smith): "... bet, well let's go then..." (As We Go, 1988)

That is because most American slang derives originally from black and LGBT culture, specifically African American Vernacular English.

It's like ZoomerGPT or something. I actually needed a smile so i appreciated it.

It’s pretty close to this meme from like a year ago:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/1963h4k/cs...

Ick

stickin out ya notch for the rizzler

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