boomers hold a lot of power. boomers are helping to make those decisions, and they're not always doing it in a way that solves a stick or selfish in in a way people can sort of assume the boomers a very big generation has a lot different elements to it and is you know, i think that there is a point allegiance that can be raised there as well. yeah. and we do tend to talk about generational warfare much less frequently about generational cooperation. right. do see millennials as standing inherit the economic boom that the that the boomers were. we're at the vanguard of of creating is again i mean if over us you're i mean this is this is a this is an important question right is what happens with that wealth that's been accrued by the boomers. again, on a per capita basis, boomers are not particularly wealthy relative other generations. right. it is simply that there are so many of them. they have this wealth. but, you know, i spoke with experts, financial experts who estimate that, you know, we're talking trillions

you look at the trends, we've talked about baby boomers to millennials agency. what are your predictions for this next generation that happens at what do you see them going to be gleaming from gen z and how they possibly be different is gosh, the alpha is going to be coming alone. and goodness knows what that the next generation of working is going to be like, i think my understanding of a i is that some by 2045. the collective knowledge of a guy is going to be great in the heart of the well say. so the whole world of but will be completely different. i think in the next generation of the jens, a. i think this is probably one of the last generations, whether it's traditional offices that we go to and them traditional ways of working . i think you'll become much more digital and much more remote, which i think is quite side, quite frankly. but you know, who knows what's gonna happen. lots of great information. thank you, sir. hamilton, a gill, managing director of global stage, our consulting limited for joining us. thank so every generation comes with their posi

dictionary because apparently people dont or some baby boomers either. okay. okay. so throwing the tower. oh say that you're done, you're giving up. you know that one. okay, a baby but it was a lot cut the mustard cut the most serious to um cut the bull, hunky cut the stupid stuff. well, no, it come up to expectations. i have never, i have never heard that term before ever like why mustered like of all of the condiments. mustard would not be the one that i would think of expectation fee. well, these one i love, that was the beef a was to be what's up with you, what, what's your, what, what's going on or what's the problem? you even got the, i guess, i guess i already, i did tell you in advance for a problem. the last one, the big next big i don't want to talk to you and the reason is the term i've had to say, i don't want for the big dikes. that's like a surprise and it's not in a good way. ouch. ouch. yeah, you got it out. you can talk to any generation family, which would mean her like ours. that hurt. but yeah, maybe i'm wrong on that one. okay, so i'

it's a problem i don't think the baby-boomers can solve on their own.r on grandparents because they won't sell their homes, right? they will not sell their homes and they want to stand the property, they want the best price, and all the kids are waiting for them so they can get the house. >> that's why we advocate reverse mortgages here. >> exactly. >> my parents have been retired for 20 years and i call them up say what are you doing, my mom is like dad is at a board meeting. it's a costa rica. what? daddy has tennis and we are out for dinner. we are visiting your sister in washington. meanwhile emma's parents both have jobs and they're watching the kids ale the time and i love you and i thought to myself, i don't trust my parents with my children. so that's probably a good thing. gigi is 7 months. my mom needs beauty rest. my dad is not taking care of a 2 and a half-year-old. >> you just dug a hole for yourself. >> what did i do? reverse psychology. see you this weekend. >> one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ by refinancing to a lower r

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next time someone says, okay boomer, i'm going to say, can you spell boomer?> uh, let's talk about cookies and christmas. >> they go hand in hand, right? yep. and a new monmouth university survey found that sugar cookies dominate when it comes to christmas gingerbread and chocolate chip are neck and neck with snickerdoodles in fourth. butter uh- peanut butter and chocolate cookies all tied for fifth. and dan, i know your wife was making lots of cookies this weekend, so what's your favorite? >> yes, angela, my wife had a cookie baked this weekend with lots of ladies over, including spencer's wife who was at the house. >> uh, my favorite are sugar cookies that she makes with this frosted. they're absolutely fantastic. >> i go for the gingerbread. i like gingerbread. >> yeah, you like, because it's not too sweet. >> not because it's not too sweet. exactly. yeah >> larry, do you spicy? >> do you allow yourself to have one cookie over christmas? >> he didn't like the waffle fries. i don't think he, you know. >> you know what? like like the gen zers, i get so anxiou

i think boomers and gen xers. neither of them seem very interested in this process and we're going to get this kind of review on the book all the i've already got a couple of them where you get a 69 year old white guy basically saying, hey, i'm not going to live in this. i don't really care. okay. and all i can say to that is, you know there's the door. boomer and thank you for your contribution to us national security. because the people who are going to get stuck with it are my two millennials and my four gen zs and waiting and they're getting more agitated. we saw it with the republican presidential debate. the first one, first question. they had a young, you know, millennial. what do you about? and he got up and he held a to his mouth and he said, climate change, what do you got? and all eight or nine candidates basically stared their shoes and ramaswamy yelled out, hoax. and that was the response. you know, i don't credit the democrats really all that much more than. i blame the republicans on that one. i thi

i think boomers and gen xers. neither of them seem very interested in this process and we're going to get this kind of review on the book all the i've already got a couple of them where you get a 69 year old white guy basically saying, hey, i'm not going to live in this. i don't really care. okay. and all i can say to that is, you know there's the door. boomer and thank you for your contribution to us national security. because the people who are going to get stuck with it are my two millennials and my four gen zs and waiting and they're getting more agitated. we saw it with the republican presidential debate. the first one, first question. they had a young, you know, millennial. what do you about? and he got up and he held a to his mouth and he said, climate change, what do you got? and all eight or nine candidates basically stared their shoes and ramaswamy yelled out, hoax. and that was the response. you know, i don't credit the democrats really all that much more than. i blame the republicans on that one. i thi

basher boomers have so much money. $78 million sitting on it.our job, if the kids need help like when sally had a baby. my wife moved to dallas for a month to be with her. she had child care problems. kathy went down there and helped. you just have to ask. because, let's face it. for the most part, baby boomers save their whole life and now it's like okay, i'm going to spend it before they do. >> ainsley: they should. they worked their tails off. >> lawrence: in defense of the parents they put the kids through college. they supported them. >> ainsley: they need a break. >> lawrence: don't they get some enjoyment? >> steve: most of the parents of millennials were helicopter parents. we will do everything you need. and now their they're parents. i will give you advice but you are going to raise them. >> ainsley: laughing at soundbite from ted dobson retired father moved to luxury resort in mexico. they have all got nannies. we didn't have a damn thane. they drive expensive suvs i drive a frickin' minivan. i haven't spent a nickel on me kids i have

it is a problem i don't think baby boomers can solve on their own.ively. >> you are doing a war on grandparents segment tonight. they won't sell their homes. they will not sell their homes. they want to stay on the property ladder, have the best price and nobody else, all the kids waiting for them so they can get the house. >> that is why we advocate reverse mortgages. >> my parents have been retired for 20 years and i called them up and daddy is at a board meeting in costa rica periods dad has. we are out for dinner, visiting your sister in washington. emma's parents have jobs and they are watching the kids all the time. i thought to myself, i don't trust my parents with my children. that is probably a good thing. she cannot be nursed by my mother. my mom needs her beauty rest. my dad is not taking care of a 2.5-year-old. reverse psychology. i see you this weekend. >> "one more thing" is up next. is all about presents and shopping and cookies and trees. but we know christmas isn't about something you buy at a store. it's about something so much grea

baby boomers have lives. boomers have traded in child raising village for traveling. i like it. take grandkids with you. millennial moms say they have no one to support them. if mom and dad ran out of town, we were at grandmas. grandma wasn't going anywhere and we knew that. we have to make sure we are asking months in advance, her parent's travel plans to have be factored in. rebecca? >> rebecca: i will take the side of millennials. i am thankful for my parents and my parents have decided their grandchildren are so important to them. boomers can have vacations, they will not get that lifetime satisfaction from another drink, taking a selfie and going golfing, their grandchildren and get back to extended family. >> harris: shouldn't they have their golden years? >> they will get more saefk with their children and grandchildren. they can take vacation now and again, take their daughter or grandchild with them. >> kevin: it is a cultural thing, too. on the lebanese side, the matriarch ran the show. that is not

black boomer, boomeranging on boomer, as sanctions against russia ricochet in the once powerful germandustry. it wouldn't be so fatal, comrades. and where did volkswagen come to? drama. on friday, on the eve of the day of heroes of the fatherland, in the st. george hall of the large kremlin palace, the president of russia personally presented the gold star medals to the heroes of russia. after the solemn ceremony, artyom zhogo directly addressed the head of state with a request to nominate his candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections, which will take place on march 17. appointed the elections of the president of the russian federation and i, in the person of all our people, all of donbass, our connected lands, i would like to ask you to take part in these elections, because there is a lot of work, we still need integration, to go through integration, social connection, into all the others. economic format and purely ordinary human peaceful life, and under your leadership we would like to do all this, you are our president, we are your team, we need you, russia needs you, i won

but it's not like boomers had it easy.mer has faced six recessions and four major bear markets in new york. gerri willis, fox business this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> new information in a deadly stabbing on the peninsula tonight. investigators confirm that a man has been killed and a woman seriously hurt. we also now know that the suspect, a firefighter paramedic in coma later. died from a self-inflicted gunshot. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> police say they were called to a home in pacifica this morning. that's where they found a man and a woman who had been stabbed. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. then a search began to find the killer. and later this afternoon, authorities say the suspect was found dead more than 100 miles away in ukiah in mendocino county. ktvu is crystal bailey picks up our coverage now. she joins us live from pacifica with new information tonight. crystal well, julie, it's a really interesting turn of events here, especially from a quiet town li

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you are not an aging baby boomer. >> i am 75. stuart: you are? >> i will be 75.compliment, you don't look it. >> neither do you. we are the same age, look it up. stuart: happy birthday. see you soon i promise. you talk about challenging, what is this? talk a lot, what is this? about challenging -- lauren: how challenging it is. stuart: that froze me off. we talk about how challenging it has become to purchase a home but when democrat how we are told, that really is obsessed with home ownership. >> it's millennial's. i find this the most encouraging story of the day. the american dream is alive. we don't want to rent forever and pay $5,000 a month. we want to but down roots and own something but the question is why in the answer is the american dream of homeownership is just so hard to achieve and human nature says we want what we cannot have. stuart: millennials are interested. >> bank of america report says homeownership for millennial's today is more important than it was for their parents, boomers, at their same age so when you say what defines success, more m

but the problem with the baby boomers is that they get their news from msnbc, fox and cnn. [boos] whereas the young people are getting their news from podcasts and longform interviews and they become less subsumed in all the orthodoxies. the things we are supposed to believe and supposed to know. but the other reason is there is no other candidate who was talking about what's happening with young people. one of the polls that i read that was the most dismaying data point i have seen since i started this campaign. it was a poll in 2013 that asked young americans under 35 if they were proud of the united states of america. at that point, 85% of them said yes. the same poll taken last month, 18% said yes. somehow during the terms of the last two presidents of the united states, all the young people in our country have lost their faith in of the united states of america. their pride in our country. they have lost, at the same time, their hope for their own future. i have six kids at home. i have seven kids, one of them is 39, he's in a house. the other six are between 20 and 30

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barbara is probably just a baby boomer are there baby boomers here?baby boomers i think they are the best hypocrites [ laughter ] they invented the pill, had all the sex, invented drugs, did all the drugs. then the minute they turned 45, they're like, "actually, that's against the rules, ha ha!" [ laughter ] "good luck getting a yard. i can't make fun of them too much i am getting older myself. i can't tell you how old, but let's just say i'm starting to look very good in a robe [ light laughter ] we know that age when you're 10 and you wear a robe, people say, "look at him, he thinks he's a grown up." when you're my age and you wear a robe, people just say, "we will keep the music down, mr. jurden we understand. [ laughter ] i'm like, "yeah, that's a lot of commotion y'all are keeping up this evening. i'm about to draw my bath, and have my supper, and y'all are out here with the boom-da-boom." [ laughter ] they know about the boom-da-boom [ light laughter ] i can't wait to be an old gay. i love every type of gay i like old gays, we're mean. i like yo

. boomers. >> i'm a baby boomer.ld be a grandmother by now, actually. >> but i'm not. >> but i'm not. >> but i'm not. >> but get on with the boys. >> but get on with the boys. >> if i were my sons would be complaining that i'm off on my cruises instead of staying in and looking after their children. >> this is such a familiar thing. >> so i've read there's been so many articles like this, millennials saying that our baby boomer parents are more concerned with travelling, doing their thing than looking their own thing than looking after our children . an and it after our children. an and it is. i find that fascinating because i think many demographers have found that our different values between the generations oh, baby boomer generations, oh, the baby boomer generations, oh, the baby boomer generation very about generation is very much about self—expression , doing your own self—expression, doing your own thing they've raised their thing after they've raised their children. maybe they're going to go travel, maybe goi

boomerang on boomer, how sanctions against russia ricochet into the once powerful german auto industryived, drama. 35 years since the terrible earthquake in armenia, it was a common misfortune, and the entire soviet union then came to the aid of the armenian brothers. the main event of the week, but only we saw it. what kind of conversation happened next? borzeli completely, much remains behind the scenes, our program will show for the first time, you are on your phone all the time, and we will also tell them the truth, when and where these shots were taken, only we have unknown details of key visits, to guarantee the safety of the head of the russian state. footage from the hotel of the russian delegation and also my mother put me in a corner, the moments were before everyone’s eyes, like a volunteer, but there is only one program: moscow, the kremlin, putin, which always sees shows more than others, that’s how it is, that’s how it is, moscow, the kremlin, putin, we watch immediately after the news of the week on rtr. russia - traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great,

but the problem with the baby boomers is that they get their news from msnbc, fox and cnn.boos] whereas the young people are getting their news from podcasts and longform interviews and they become less subsumed in all the orthodoxies. the things we are supposed to believe and supposed to know. but the other reason is there is no other candidate who was talking about what's happening with young people. one of the polls that i read that was the most dismaying data point i have seen since i started this campaign. it was a poll in 2013 that asked young americans under 35 if they were proud of the united states of america. at that point, 85% of them said yes. the same poll taken last month, 18% said yes. somehow during the terms of the last two presidents of the united states, all the young people in our country have lost their faith in of the united states of america. their pride in our country. they have lost, at the same time, their hope for their own future. i have six kids at home. i have seven kids, one of them is 39, he's in a house. the other six are between 20 and 30.

you know, 7 am boomers here in the the, it's lovely here. you wake up to catch with a little bell. there are some birch trees and there's no sun, it's so peacefully. birds tweeting a love, it is all that's missing which is still like a rude is optimistic mother. she's not sure whether she'll even be able to make it through the competition and how we can state the social. i've still got a bit of a cold, which is a drag and the coffee and makes you tired of the sun is shining again and i'm ready to compete with the preparations and now complete the needs an ice rink. the games begin, the moon only has ice to the block of wood that she's preparing the the wal mart piece like quite as positive. the exacting routine ad room performs before a competition that she notices how she's house of breast and steam quite a bit sooner than is usually the case. her body is still feeling that cold. she's carrying. it's now down to a much of determination. first outside the room is a specialty discipline to change so sorry to want the she took the time of just under 12 seconds some way off that perso

theft, drug addiction and hazing, an eyewitness account, they beat up just people, milon, abdul and boomer. myth and reality, what is really happening abroad with fugitive belarusians? everyone is an idea for themselves, there is only one. a mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man returned alive, but completely broken, watch on december 12, on the evening broadcast. positive trends in the agro-industrial complex of the gomel region, noted the regional prosecutor. today a meeting on agricultural issues was held in the regional center. a year ago, the president of belarus set. livestock, and yet, today auditors note positive changes, today we are seeing a decrease in livestock mortality, today we are seeing an increase in the number of livestock, out of 61 , one criminal case was filed based on registrations - these are registrations from previous years, not a single criminal case was registered in the twenty-third year do not pass, this indicates that we have changed the psychology of our... leaders, that’s what that registrations are a criminal offense; in order to prevent c

they beat up just people, milon, abdul, and boomer.h and reality, what is really happening abroad with fugitive belarusians? every man for himself has a general idea, only the leadership of this regiment has how to conduct their affairs and improve their financial condition. a completely broken mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man, watch right now. i have been a supporter of ukrainian nationalism for some time now and decided, so to speak, to take part in the conduct of hostilities in territory of ukraine. who are you, what did you do, how old are you? kulyukov alexander, i’m 53 years old. well, what did you do, who did you work for? i worked as the head of security since 2002 in the league disco club, here for our anniversary, you are , in principle, for a fifty-three-year-old person in very good shape, that is , you look very good, have you ever been involved in sports? yes, constantly, regularly, i have a lot of friends, athletes, i myself, as much as possible, worked out constantly, boxing at the amateur level, cr

i 7 am boomers was here in the the is lovely here. you wake up to catch was a little bell. there are some birch trees in there in the sun. it's so peacefully. birds tweeting a love, it is all that's missing, but it's the rude is optimistic, although she's not sure whether she'll even be able to make it through the competition and how we can state the system. i've still got a bit of a cold, which is a drag and the coffee makes it tired of the sun is shining again and i'm ready to compete with the preparations and i'll complete the venue an ice rink. the games begin. the moon only have eyes to the block of wood that she's preparing the whole month is likewise positive. the exacting routine ad room performs before a competition, but she notices how she's out of breath and steam quite a bit sooner than is usually the case. how about do you still feeling that code she's carrying? it's now down to a matter of determination. the 1st outside room is a specialty disappearance to change, so sorry to watch the she took the time of just under 12 seconds. some way off that personal best

all the baby boomers retiring but some baby boomers have multiple jobs. why? because they cannot survive on their one job they have. now they can't retire. they have more than one job or not retiring. we see there are still massive problems that have to be addressed. it will not be, certainly i'm glad march is moving back to may, that was premature. we are not probably going to cut before europe. europe will not get a cpi print until april. charles: to your point with the baby boomers, like everything else you have to break that up. i saw somewhere folks over 57, the vast majority own their homes outright, those under still have mortgages. folks over 80 years old, crazy what is happening there. it is still a mixed bag. >> it is. charles: but politics will play a big role in this. to your point what other central banks are doing will play a big role in this. >> yes. charles: the issuance, i think the treasury issuance is something that the fed won't have any control over. >> i know. charles: but it will kind of pressure yields to remain sort of elevated, no? >>

unlike xers and baby boomers and silent generation who grew up basically trusting politics, even if nay -- even if they didn't like some politicians. so the formative years gen-z and millenials was shaped by this lack of trust and you're seeing that play out now. host: let's hear from jack from arkansas on our republican line. go ahead, jack. caller: hi. i think that gen-z needs to learn that republicans are the way to go. nobody wants -- host: let's have some nicer language here. let's talk about health care, daniel. how much of a motivating factor is health care for gen-z voters? guest: it's typically an issue that animates older voters, people who have more interaction and medical needs, they -- and are paying more so they tepid to have more investment in the health care costs and health care access. typically it's an issue that animates older voters. cost of education. gun violence and abortion tend to be issues more important to young people. host: on x, hawk says, i believe young and old that seek higher education are not happy about the inability to discharge their loans if they

the people that know about my family which are baby boomers. but the problem with baby boomers i think is they get their news from msnbc, fox and cnn. and whereas young people are getting their news from podcasts and wealth -- and well-formed interviews. and they become less consumed with the orthodoxies, the things we are supposed to believe and know. but the other reason is there is no other candidate talking about what is happening with young people. one of the poles i read -- it was probably the most dismaying data putting i've seen since starting the campaign. it was a whole in 2013 that asked young americans under 35 if they were proud of the united states of america. at that point 85% of them said yes. the same poll taken last month, 18% said yes. somehow during the terms of the last presidents of the united states, all the young people of our country have lost their faith in the united states of america and their pride in our country and they have also lost their hope in their own future. i have six kids at home. and i have seven kids a

question number one, in the age of gen zs, millennials and boomers, new york native celebrities kerryiranda, and jennifer lopez all belong to which generation? >> whit: millennial or gen x. >> somara: i'm going to give it to because that felt like you were confident with gen x. >> whit: there's the geriatric millennial phase too. >> somara: in a classic scene in the first "sex and the city film," carrie bradshaw takes the subway to miranda's place to share a hot meal in their p.j.s. what were they eating? >> stephanie: chinese food? >> somara: yes. question about lady gaga, which generation does she belong to? >> whit: she's definitely a millennial. >> somara: yes. bonus point, your kids. which generation are they? >> whit: z. >> somara: no. la roche-posay? effective skincare like la roche-posay double repair face moisturizer delivers double-action to help repair skin's barrier and provide 48-hour hydration for healthy-looking skin. la roche-posay. ♪ today, my friend you did it, you did it, you did it... ♪ centrum silver is now clinically shown to support cognitive health in older adu

theft, drug addiction and hazing, an eyewitness account, they beat up just people, milon, abdul and boomer reality, what is actually happening abroad with fugitive belarusians, everyone has an idea for themselves, only the leadership of this regiment has how to carry out their things to do, how to improve your financial condition, returned alive. but completely broken mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man, watch the twelfth of december in the evening broadcast. in borisov, for the first time, an operation was performed to remove blood clots from a cerebral artery. the patient was delivered with a developing stroke and had difficulty speaking, but thanks to the intervention of surgeons, he gained a chance to return. to a normal life. until recently , residents of the district center could only undergo such an operation in the capital. now you can get the help you need in your city. we started in the twenty-first year, there were about 800 people, this year we stepped over 1. patients already. and about 500 people received surgical help, not research, but surgical help, eith

>> boomers, beginning of the year, they but the cola. not seeing the same growth, but you also have childcare, and of the 10% of households paying for childcare, it's up 30% since before the pandemic. that's impacting the millennials and younger whereas student loans, the predominant amount of student loans are held by the younger customer base. when we look at the spending for households who started to make student loan payments again in september and october, we are not seeing any evidence they are pulling back on their spending. some of this may be their perception, but in terms of what they are doing, again, you said it before. the consumer is resilient, and the consumer is still spending, and it's across services and goods. >> can you dig down into areas, only because we had a story this morning about how hasbro will be laying people off because the toy sales have not returned or come back. >> when we look at what is really driving holiday spending, it's clothing, cosmetics and experiences. >> electronics are out? >> they're not in.

they just beat me up. people, milon, abdul, and boomer, myth and reality, what is actually happeningd with fugitive belarusians, everyone is for himself, a general idea, only the leadership of this regiment has how to conduct their affairs, how to improve their financial condition, returned alive, but completely broken, a mercenary from the regiment named after the hanged man. look right now, i have been a supporter of ukrainian nationalism for some time now and have decided, so to speak, to take part in the conduct of hostilities on the territory of ukraine. who are you, what did you do, how old are you? kulikov alexander, i’m 53 years old. well, what did you do, who did you work for? he worked as a security chief since 2002 at the disco club league, here with us. got carried away, they detained me first with the wording of placing a neo-nazi symbolism in classmates a year ago i sat at home, thought and looked that under these articles, under this article in general, almost everyone is imprisoned, but the criminal subculture in general is alien to me, everything else, i didn’t seem

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the people that know about my family which are baby boomers.roblem with baby boomers i think is they get their news from msnbc, fox and cnn. and whereas young people are getting their news from podcasts and wealth -- and well-formed interviews. and they become less consumed with the orthodoxies, the things we are supposed to believe and know. but the other reason is there is no other candidate talking about what is happening with young people. one of the poles i read -- it was probably the most dismaying data putting i've seen since starting the campaign. it was a whole in 2013 that asked young americans under 35 if they were proud of the united states of america. at that point 85% of them said yes. the same poll taken last month, 18% said yes. somehow during the terms of the last presidents of the united states, all the young people of our country have lost their faith in the united states of america and their pride in our country and they have also lost their hope in their own future. i have six kids at home. and i have seven kids altogether

the burden while their parents live it up, this is nonsense. >> that's how much wealth that baby boomersn in assets that is half of all wealth in the u.s. >> so what what does that have to do. >> my peers and from the greatest generation they did not babysit. i used to say there's no such thing as grandparent rights, it is an elective thing if you are a grandparent that likes the grandchild and likes her own children you come out and you help i don't hear this whining from millennial's, nobody help me. >> you get to a certain age and you find it difficult to look after young children you are exhausted is that not a legitimate thing. >> that's a great point you cannot catch a 2-year-old if you're using a cane. >> speaking of why millennial's are resentful i will say this when you pick up your kids from school there is nannies, parents and a lot of grandparents doing it in its appearance the don't have their parents, the grand prince picking up the kids they get a little bit mad. it's a great favor. >> if you're really not doing anything with your retirement and the kids are killing themse

. >> a as new genenerations ememe from bababy boomers s to gen x millenennials to g gen z, we s thososehanges s reflected d i friends sisitcom. >> youou look backck at the rir the friends sitcom, it happens as we hihit the '70s, at a mome at which divorce rates in the country were also rising. >> we seem to be going downhill in life's most important venture, marriage. >> do you compare everybody to your ex-wife? >> sure i do, and compared to blanche everybody looks good. >> the "odd couple" was one of the first shows that began to explore the breakup of the family on television. >> can two divorced men share an apartment, without driving each other crazy? >> the pererfect openining to a sitcom wasas of coursese the od couple o opening, whwhich told the backstory and set it all up in this beautiful way. >> felix unger was asked to remove himself from his place of residence. that request came from his wife. >> the "odd couple" was originally a a neil simonon play on b broa. it then bebecame a movovie, ande to television in 1970 thanks to garry marshall. >> would you do me a favor? >> what