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7/11/2025, 11:46:35 PM
Do you experience the "gen Z stare" in your country?
6/22/2025, 4:40:16 PM
>If you’ve ever walked up to a cashier or front desk and been met with a silent stare, you’ve been a victim of the “Gen Z gaze.”
>Talk about the Gen Z gaze has been taking over X, with older generations complaining about how kids these days handle customer service jobs.
>In one post with over 1.7 million views, user @pbprot said that they are “so sick of the new style of customer service where people just stare at you when you walk up to the counter/service desk.”
>The car service guy saying ‘good morning, I’ll be with you in a minute’ immediately made me start thinking ‘wow, THIS is how you run a business,'” they shared.
Boomer NPC's unhappy younger generations aren't smiling and dancing while earning minimum wage.
How can we make younger people engage in more servile behaviour and mindless NPC chatter?
>Talk about the Gen Z gaze has been taking over X, with older generations complaining about how kids these days handle customer service jobs.
>In one post with over 1.7 million views, user @pbprot said that they are “so sick of the new style of customer service where people just stare at you when you walk up to the counter/service desk.”
>The car service guy saying ‘good morning, I’ll be with you in a minute’ immediately made me start thinking ‘wow, THIS is how you run a business,'” they shared.
Boomer NPC's unhappy younger generations aren't smiling and dancing while earning minimum wage.
How can we make younger people engage in more servile behaviour and mindless NPC chatter?
6/21/2025, 11:04:28 PM
On est tellement en minorité par rapport aux boomeurs en France que je sais pas si ca marcherait
6/21/2025, 5:25:12 PM
The apathy. The lifelessness. The lack of any intelligent thought behind those eyes.
It's become known as the Gen Z Gaze, a modern-day thousand-yard stare. But unlike those with the stare having seen war atrocities, the Gen Z Gaze usually stems from screen (usually PC or phone) deprivation.
It's become known as the Gen Z Gaze, a modern-day thousand-yard stare. But unlike those with the stare having seen war atrocities, the Gen Z Gaze usually stems from screen (usually PC or phone) deprivation.
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