So have you ever been at a restarunt, Mc Donald's, check out line, or at the store for your cell carrier talking to someone younger than you and they think they know it all.  I have heard of it called the participation generation.  And it is like the 20 year olds or something that feel like they have some entitlement or something.  I just don't get it.  There are some jobs and things that I have done that I didn't want to do are you kidding me but I did them and worked my buns off to do my best when I was there.  I didn't slack off and tick people off because I thought I had more power then they did.  I mean good service could lead to a better job.  Don't people have dignity or work ethic anymore? 

Could you picture yourself locking the door at closing on someone older just to show you had power over them?  Could you tell someone no you don't have something in stock just show power?  Why do they feel like they need to pull a power trip? 

I feel like this sometimes because when I go out and some young people have to say how even they are connected on facebook, blog, etc. then they think that they are so in the know.  Well even though I am right now just a "mom" I have not always been just a mom and I do more than that.  I have been so into the computing world and have probably facebooked before they could walk.  I think it is fun when I can tell them about some social networking thing that is new and up & coming that they don't know about yet.  Because well they don't know it all and that is why it is good to network, share, and meet one another.  It isn't about being a snob.