Why Millennials Are Insufferable. Dry Bar Comedy

Boomers take on millennials and Gen Z in this brand new Dry Bar Comedy compilation. Lets face it, no generation understands the generation that comes after it, and that becomes abundantly clear in this new compilation. Whether it's mistaking millennials for gen z, or just generally not understanding the things that they do, these baby boomer comedians are sure to have you laughing from start to finish in this hilarious compilation.

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Comedians featured in this compilation include: Brad Upton, Cyrus Steele, Susan Jones, Scott Long, Robert G Lee, Lamont Ferguson, Ketih Barnay, Jeff “Big Daddy” Wayne, Vinnie Montez, Lee Hardin, Helene Angley, Caleb Elliot, Chris Wineland,

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[Jarmezrocks]

"Enemy Air craft @2 o'clock"
"Oh that's in an hour"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[stephanieharries]

Although I'm not his age I think it's really refreshing to have a mature person make fun of younger people for a change

[jimp]

Brad is one of the funniest comedians on Dry Bar Comedy.

[frankierzucekjr]

These were great. I'm so glad to have been born in the 80s and had a wonderful childhood. These jokes brought back some great memories

[GERRYMALONEY]

Drybar never ceases to amaze me and make me laugh hysterically I laugh so hard I cried thank you guys so much for having some of the best comedians I have ever heard in my life and not one single F-bomb in the entire program absolutely awesome thank you so much!! DRY BAR ROCKS!!

[trackhoehunter]

I seriously appreciate the awesome clean comedy that I can listen to when my kids are around! Keep it up!

[smbrowning]

We wanted OUT of the house because our parents made it miserable to stay there! Birds do the same thing to get their young to fledge 👍

[wayneyadams]

3:50 I remember an episode of "Futurama" where they wandered down into the ruins of an old 20th century city and when they saw a phone booth they asked Frey (who lived in the 20th century and had been reawakened from a cryogenic booth) what it was. He told them that it was phone booth with a phone inside. The 30th century people replied "Phones came in booths, then why are we carrying these heavy things around?" and immediately threw and smashed their cell phones on the ground.

[barkter]

"you don't have a buck and a quarter?"
"I'm overdrafting right now dude"

[tsherman]

I was X generation. We were considered worthless too :)

[davidarundel]

The older phones, attached to the wall, or looking like a candle stick, with a heavy drop earing, were best . They couldn't track you & the only bugs were neighbours on a party line .

[SoManyRandomRamblings]

My dad and I are the opposite in terms of using card vs cash. He is the one using debit to buy a 2 dollar item, and here I am with a coin purse. 😆

[brett]

Remember when you don't want to call someone with too many 8s, 9s and 0s in their phone number? They'd break your index finger!

[jamisondeeley]

"What does the symbol for target mean?" "I have failed as a parent." Is the correct response

[theriddlerUSA]

I do miss slamming phone receivers down!!!

[wayneyadams]

12:14 In some locals, parents can be arrested for child abandonment or abuse if they let their children play unsupervised at a playground. In one case, a mother was arrested because she let her 13 year old son walk half a mile home from the store while she shopped. The cop actually said this, "It was half a mile, what was he going to do for water and NUTRITION."

[raymondc]

At this point, some of these comedians probably think Millennial means anyone born 1990s to 20XX

[mbanerjee]

These are Gen Z problems, millennials are in their 30s-40s now.

[StoneBubbles]

Proving once again that boomers have a completely wrong perception of millennials.
As someone born on 92 I recall all the things they think we don’t known about and I am unfamiliar with the things they criticize about millennials. You get it wrong, those are issues from the gen z

[heathermiller]

It’s true, at nearly 33 I’ve never owned a record player, but I sure as heck knew what it was lol. My dad used to own an old stereo when I was about 10. It had equalizers, a laserdisc/CD player, and a turntable on top. My little brother and I liked to occasionally put a record on and turn up the speed on it, and laugh at the chipmunk voices coming out of the speakers. Good times lol

Also btw it doesn’t necessarily have to be a rotary to slam it down. We did the same with our keypad phones haha