Gen-X Perspective

Mask or not to mask that is the question or at least the question that I asked. In this episode, my guest host Trish the dish from Gen X voice unpack the difference between what the media is telling us about each state and what's actually happening in the state. I recently did some traveling by car to Florida, the experience of what the media is telling me about Florida and that the governor has lifted the mask mandate and what the businesses are actually doing seem to be two different things if you want to go buy groceries get gas go to a liquor store or any small or large business in between you better still have your mask with you because although the state isn't requiring it the businesses are so with that being said no shirt no shoes no mask no service!
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you can find Trish at: www.genxvoice.com

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In this episode, we tackle the taboo subjects of a mask or no mask. It sucks getting old and getting gray hair at least in my opinion and how the media changes our perception based on what they choose to show us. Basically, Trish and I hang out for another hour perusing topics and subjects sit back enjoy and have a good time.

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So, where do I start with this episode? After becoming fast friends with a fellow Podcaster named Trish the Dish from the GenX Voice, it wasn't tough to convince her to sit down with me for what I thought would be a good half hour to a 45-minute conversation about all things Gen X which turned into two, one and a half-hour episodes. So here's part one where we start with talking about the pandemic where we've lived, how these youngsters treat us like old people when we still feel like we're teenagers ourselves "Kinda" and how Trish found herself in Twitter jail, amongst other things. Please sit back, relax and enjoy this two-part series with Trish the dish and myself, Tony Randazzo, for what turns out to be a pretty epic ride; enjoy.

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This episode takes you from a five-year-old little kid crapping in his pants on a canoe trip with his parents to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro with my wife over 30 years later and all the camping trips in between it's mostly laughing, a little bit of cringing, and a Whole Lot of fun, enjoy.

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Remembering all the bad luck with cars growing up. A story of constantly getting caught hiding all the dings dents and scratches and my dad's ability to always catch me!

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