August 17, 2022
#2660: Gen Z explain

[Six individuals in clothing representing early 1900s’ American fashion stand in a line. Four of them have speaking roles, from left to right, and two stand in silence, contributing to the feeling of a conversation amongst a crowd gathered around the first speaker]
Speaker 1 (white brim hat): Now, it may sound strange, but it’s how Gen Z is doing things!
Speaker 2 (wavy hair, dress with belt): Gosh! Is that really true??
Speaker 3 (dark hat with indent): Ridiculous. It just goes to show what I’ve been saying about them.
Speaker 4 (hair in bun, dress with lace hem): Now now, maybe we just need to change with the times.
[Caption below comic:]
People ascribing qualities to “Gen Z” have the same energy as small-town salespeople in 1905 talking about what the ladies in Paris are up to.