9 Things Boomer Learned That Millennials Don’t Need To Know

The boomers are particular about the things they do and how they do them. However, millennials often refuse to admit that anything the boomers do is actually worth doing. Here are 9 boomer skills millennials just won’t use, and we can’t wrap our heads around why that is!

Fixing Things Around the House

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Knowing how to make essential fixes and upgrades around the house is a tremendous skill. You can save money, time, and frustration by handling the fix yourself. Millennials are still on the fence about this.

Memorizing Phone Numbers

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Boomers know how to memorize phone numbers. Millennials just put the number in their phone and never know it. What happens when you don’t have your phone with you?

Researching (Without Google)

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Boomers know how to do extensive research. They can use encyclopedias, various sources, etc. Millennials are more likely to plug something into Google and accept the first response.

Handwriting

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Handwriting has become a lost skill. Millennials just simply avoid it at all costs, and the boomers still write down plenty of things.

Reading a Physical Map

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Reading a physical map is a skill that most millennials find unnecessary. However, there are times when a physical map can make it easier to get from point A to point B. Boomers have this skill down.

Sewing and Repairing Clothing

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Boomers know how to fix their clothing; millennials pay people or simply replace the clothing. Basic sewing and repairing of clothing is becoming a lost skill.

Tuning Up A Car

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Boomers knew how to change the oil, add some windshield washer fluid, and keep their cars in relatively good condition. Millennials just pay people to do this for them.

Using a Library

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Boomers knew how to walk into a library and get the needed information. Millennials do not have as much exposure and don’t utilize the library much, so using it becomes a lost skill.

Cooking From Scratch

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Finally, boomers knew how to put a great meal on the table. Millennials prefer to go out or have someone deliver food to their home for them. Not only is cooking fun, but it is also more affordable and typically healthier. Boomers had this one right.

Does “Male-Privilege” Exist? Here Are 10 Reasons Perhaps Not

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The men and women of Reddit share what they believe are the worst things about being a man.

10 Red Flags That Say “Don't Date Me, Run!”

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The Reddit community compiled a list of red flags in both men and women that should be avoided.

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“Barbie Was Right” 10 ‘Girly' Habits Men Should Pick Up As Well

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There are plenty of things, like skincare and moisturizing, that women already do. But why can't men do them too? The Reddit community shared some things they believe men should start doing that women already do.

Relationship Buzzkills: 10 Things Men Can't Stand Hearing from Women

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Some phrases are overused. Some are just plain annoying. The men of Reddit have come together to share what phrases they hate hearing from women the most.

10 Foods You Should Never Order On A Date

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Going out on a date can be a nerve-wracking experience, and what you choose to order can play a significant role in how the night goes. One Reddit thread asked the question, “What's the worst food to order on a date?” The thread received thousands of responses, and here are ten of the most popular answers.

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