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In all seriousness, this is accurate.

For better or for worse, self-sufficiency is/was one of the highest virtues among Gen-Xers.

Very different from younger generations, in my experience.

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Relic 11mo ago

True… after school I could play with buddies a few farms away if my chores were done (approximately 90 mins and I ate all my dinner.) limited to 30 mins of TV (except MacGuyver) and only had 2 channels. My playtime was bikeriding, dirtbiking or Catching Chubbs in the river. Lol

When I dropped out of math in Grade 11… My dad said “Guess what…6 am the rest of the year, You’re out shovelling shit in the barn” and I did. so yea.

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