Is calling someone "chief" and "compadre" a generational thing?
#asknostr
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yes, comrade.
I think it's a linguistic preference thing?
Not sure chief
may*BE* jefe
Compadre Rand?
si, mi jefe nostr:npub1rzg96zjavgatsx5ch2vvtq4atatly5rvdwqgjp0utxw45zeznvyqfdkxve
carnal nostr:npub162zpxufpw8pnuytaf0gfxzkqtvk9rvcwkvppa7x57y3n7qkfpg4shatdhy
Hey, that's racist in Canada, where's your land acknowledgment 😤 @CBC
Hey bud, chief and compadre aren’t generational. I could see how you’d think so but it comes down to finding creative ways to distract people from the fact that you’ve forgotten their name but consider them a friend, friend. There are cool cats from every generation that don’t have the time to remember names, brother. See tiger? It’s more of a cool thing than a specific age thing, champ. Compadre works but these days comrade only works in certain circles.
I just go with homedude, if I forget your name.
No clue, mi amigo.
The parents of the kids our son's age (we're a solid 5-10 years older than most sometimes more 👵) call the boys bud. I hate it, but I think it goes along with what you're asking here. Yes I think it is generational, as a person who is horrible with names I just leave it at hey!!! how are you? and then ask someone who the fuck is this person that thinks we're besties 😂🤷♀️
I think so
Gen Z says “bro”