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Why boomers and millennials went to war over smashed avo | Reputation Rehab

In 2016, avocado on toast became an unlikely flashpoint for class and generational warfare in Australia. It began when demographer, Bernard Salt, wrote a viral column for a weekend magazine, — poking fun at younger generations for spending money at fancy hipster cafes which he said made it difficult for them to save for home loans. However fellow demographer Mark McCrindle says his friend did not mean offense, but rather was poking fun at his own generation. #ReputationRehab Subscribe now: http://ab.co/subscribe ___________________________________________ A show that believes people don’t deserve to be consigned to the cultural scrapheap, that most people are more than a punchline, and everyone deserves a second chance. Reputation Rehab finds tarnished reputations and lovingly brings back their shine, providing a unique opportunity for transformation. Stream now on iview: http://ab.co/ReputationRehab ___________________________________________ What do you think when I say the word "boomers"? Not good with computers. Yeah. Oh, old. Old. Resistant to change and being stuck in their ways. Yeah, they were hard workers and decent people. Boomers are like... think about every non-PC thing and they are all for it. Very badly dressed, terrible fashion in the '70s. Music was OK, but fashion was terrible. I am a boomer. I get OK'd all the time. Have you heard the phrase "OK, boomer"? I love it. It's great. It's perfect. I use it probably every day. (LAUGHS) I mutter it under my breath whenever my parents say anything that's kind of a little silly or a little, I don't know, annoying.