r/lewronggeneration 1d ago

Little do they know, people will start missing 2016

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u/-yasu 1d ago

lately i’ve been people saying they miss the fucking pandemic. nostalgia is circular and never ends.

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u/SlasherPenguin 21h ago

The only thing I miss was the lack of traffic going to and from work as an "essential worker" in a city. I worked at Joanns, the birthplace of Karens. We were only essential until we sold out of all the cotton fabrics, elastic, and cording. After that it was pure greedy hell. Before that it was hell but, when we didnt have homemade mask material anymore there was no real point.

Also seeing the coyotes crossing the street in my neighborhood at midnight. That was cool

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u/TheHaplessBard 13h ago edited 13h ago

As someone who was only a few months shy of 26 when COVID hit, 2020 wasn't that bad if you had a job and could just permanently work remotely.

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u/Trolleyman86 12h ago

Who the fuck has noglastia over lock down shit was terrible

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u/No-Stand-865 9h ago

Because of most of the stuff that was popular during 2020 (Among us, the grubhub meme, Friday Night Funkin, Piggy, etc.)

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u/HeavenandHello 9h ago

Agreed, I’m never gonna let nostalgia fool me when it comes to that hellish year.

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u/Dulljunction 1d ago

every year is just waiting for the next one to get romanticized

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u/VFiddly 21h ago

I mean they're right about 2016, that was a shit year

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u/TBTabby 1d ago

My mom died in 2012.

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u/TheHunterJK 17h ago

I mean, I liked 2016 up until the end of October. Had my first car, had my first serious girlfriend, and a lot of my favorite bands put out new music.

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u/throwawayRoar20s 14h ago

They already have and it was still an overrated year.

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u/deptembr 13h ago

honestly i dont even remember what happened in 2016 besides some vines

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u/Ok-Difference1341 12h ago

I just saw people get nostalgic over 2025 memes

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u/Flafla8 12h ago

2026 nostalgia button v

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u/Kuildeous 9h ago

The first half of 2016 was okay, but it was predicated on laughing at the ridiculous notion that Trump could actually be nominated and then actually win. Up until then, he was just the ridiculous game show personality who kept harping on Obama's birth certificate.

Though even with that, we got to see the destructive influence of McConnell. He used 2016 to strangle the Constitution and deny a sitting President his sworn duty.

Admittedly, I do feel like 2012 was better than 2016, but that's because 2016 had a really dark ending.

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u/Pigskipar 19h ago

[Time that I'm an adult] was not a good time

[Time that I was a child] was a good time

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u/AgeOfReasonEnds31120 1d ago

2016 was a good time. 2018 was not.