hardwood
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In some areas of life there is a generational divide, although often this is the youngsters assuming old farts don't have a clue.
Earlier today I came across a male in his 30s who had bought a toaster off eBay which was posted from Germany and hence had an EU plug. At the age of 30 he didn't know that you could cut the molded plug off and wire a new one in a few minutes.
Sure times have changed and molded plugs are now the norm but I really do wonder about the state of the next generation if they are so clueless.
Sometimes it seems funny how the youngsters laugh at us old farts but lack such basic knowledge such as wiring a plug or making a cement mix.
Have you seen an cocky youngster and then thought to yourself you really don't a clue, feel free to share your stories.
Earlier today I came across a male in his 30s who had bought a toaster off eBay which was posted from Germany and hence had an EU plug. At the age of 30 he didn't know that you could cut the molded plug off and wire a new one in a few minutes.
Sure times have changed and molded plugs are now the norm but I really do wonder about the state of the next generation if they are so clueless.
Sometimes it seems funny how the youngsters laugh at us old farts but lack such basic knowledge such as wiring a plug or making a cement mix.
Have you seen an cocky youngster and then thought to yourself you really don't a clue, feel free to share your stories.