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Generation Jones

Generation Jones

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Sep 18, 2026

Brad HerdaHOST
0:52
And I gotta tell you, I went down the rabbit hole on his site and my mind was blown.
Steve DoyleHOST
0:58
Plus, we find out Carrie's from Generation Jones.
Steve DoyleHOST
1:02
It's like a whole new generation we didn't even know existed.
Brad HerdaHOST
1:05
We dive into why traditional pay surveys are useless.
Cary SparrowGUEST
4:31
correct.
Steve DoyleHOST
4:33
Absolutely.
Steve DoyleHOST
4:34
So before we get too much further in the show and cause me to forget, Kerry, what generation do you identify with? I'm in Generation Jones.
Steve DoyleHOST
4:45
Generation Jones,
Harvey MartinHOST
2:06
What are you?
Dean HallGUEST
2:07
They call it generation Jones now.
Dean HallGUEST
2:10
Never heard of that.
Dean HallGUEST
2:11
Yeah, I hadn't either.
Dean HallGUEST
2:26
Yeah.
Dean HallGUEST
2:27
We got the promise that the boomers got, but we never got to, we were just at the right age where every time we just about get there for this promise that the boomers got, the door or the window would close and we'd be like, and that happened in just about every area of our lives.
Dean HallGUEST
2:49
And so that's why they call it Generation Jones, always jonesing for something, but never.
Dean HallGUEST
2:54
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Harvey MartinHOST
2:06
What are you?
Dean HallGUEST
2:07
They call it generation Jones now.
Dean HallGUEST
2:10
Never heard of that.
Dean HallGUEST
2:11
Yeah, I hadn't either.
Dean HallGUEST
2:26
Yeah.
Dean HallGUEST
2:27
We got the promise that the boomers got, but we never got to, we were just at the right age where every time we just about get there for this promise that the boomers got, the door or the window would close and we'd be like, and that happened in just about every area of our lives.
Dean HallGUEST
2:49
And so that's why they call it Generation Jones, always jonesing for something, but never.
Dean HallGUEST
2:54
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tony KennettHOST
53:52
OK, here's the thing that a lot of Americans understand, including, by the way, in disproportion, more of the boomers.
Tony KennettHOST
54:00
the pseudo-generation Jones and Gen X.
Tony KennettHOST
54:03
They have seen this before and want certain generational changes that may be painful at first, but will bear what they argue is long-term gains.
Tony KennettHOST
54:12
Again, you know very, very clearly this is something that I've been concerned about before.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
5:49
There was a social clock in play.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
5:51
And the generations from Generation Jones, you know, on backwards, we were willing to play by those rules.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
5:58
But today, the rules have changed so much and life is so different that sometimes trying to make big decisions is so much harder now than it was a decade ago or two generations ago when things weren't open to so much variability.
Suzanne Degges-WhiteGUEST
6:14
And I think that this lifestyle being like, it's big, it's major, it's going to define who I am.
John SiuntresHOST
139:32
Things really change.
John SiuntresHOST
139:33
And that's why this Generation Jones has suddenly appeared that is 54 to 64.
John SiuntresHOST
139:38
And I kind of agree with that because I don't have, you know, I mean, really.
John SiuntresHOST
139:43
I'll tell you after.
John SiuntresHOST
139:54
The suburbia migration from the city and my lawn is better looking than your lawn.
John SiuntresHOST
139:58
I got to keep up with the Joneses.
John SiuntresHOST
140:00
That's where Generation Jones came from.
VeronicaGUEST
140:03
You're not wrong, though.
Tony McGrathGUEST
2:42
And, you know, I started very much in the corporate world.
Tony McGrathGUEST
2:47
I'm from the generation between Boomers and X, like that weird Generation Jones, I think they call it.
Tony McGrathGUEST
2:54
So, you know, I grew up in the UK with two parents.
Tony McGrathGUEST
3:00
One was very much an entrepreneur.
David RothkopfHOST
43:55
No, I'm a boomer.
David RothkopfHOST
43:56
I'm actually Generation Jones, you know, the end of the boomers.
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:00
Oh.
David RothkopfHOST
44:00
So I like to say Generation Jones because it doesn't make-
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:04
I'm end of the Xs.
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:05
I'm end of the Xs.
David RothkopfHOST
44:48
Um, um, but yeah, no, I'm a boomer.
David RothkopfHOST
44:50
I'm actually Generation Jones, you know, the end of the boomers.
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:54
Oh.
David RothkopfHOST
44:54
So I like to say Generation Jones, because it doesn't make-
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:58
I'm end of the Xs.
Leigh McGowanGUEST
44:59
I'm end of the Xs.
Tony KennettHOST
47:45
Instant gratification culture sucks.
Tony KennettHOST
47:48
And by the way, when the boomer generation, and again, the half-Jones generation after them, when they're polled about concerns, this is one of the biggest concerns that they have, and they're darn right to be concerned for it.
Tony KennettHOST
47:59
Instant gratification kind of populism is a huge issue.
Tony KennettHOST
48:04
So if he would have gotten up and said that, that would have been a good start.

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