What is the sandwich generation? And you're going to talk about that in an event called the Caregiver Corner, Caring in the Middle.

Yeah, that's right.

So the sandwich generation, you know, are people who are both caring maybe for an aging parent or a loved one and a young child at home across the country, A or P, Research has said that there are 17 million Americans who fall in that sandwich generation.

And here in Michigan, 3 in 10 of our family caregivers, so around 30%, are sandwich generation caregivers.

So this special event that we're doing with the Allen Neighborhood Center, and I'm happy to partner with them on, we're going to be debuting a new resource guide just for that specific sandwich generation caregiver group.

because we know that there's unique needs and challenges that they face.

And then we're going to be passing out free sandwiches as well.

But the idea of having to care for actual children and aging people can, I imagine, be very, very stressful for the caregivers.

What is the sandwich generation? And you're going to talk about that in an event called the Caregiver Corner, Caring in the Middle.

Yeah, that's right.

So the sandwich generation, you know, are people who are both caring maybe for an aging parent or a loved one and a young child at home across the country, A or P, Research has said that there are 17 million Americans who fall in that sandwich generation.

And here in Michigan, 3 in 10 of our family caregivers, so around 30%, are sandwich generation caregivers.

So this special event that we're doing with the Allen Neighborhood Center, and I'm happy to partner with them on, we're going to be debuting a new resource guide just for that specific sandwich generation caregiver group.

because we know that there's unique needs and challenges that they face.

And then we're going to be passing out free sandwiches as well.

But the idea of having to care for actual children and aging people can, I imagine, be very, very stressful for the caregivers.

What is the sandwich generation? And you're going to talk about that in an event called the Caregiver Corner, Caring in the Middle.

Yeah, that's right.

So the sandwich generation, you know, are people who are both caring maybe for an aging parent or a loved one and a young child at home across the country, A or P, Research has said that there are 17 million Americans who fall in that sandwich generation.

And here in Michigan, 3 in 10 of our family caregivers, so around 30%, are sandwich generation caregivers.

So this special event that we're doing with the Allen Neighborhood Center, and I'm happy to partner with them on, we're going to be debuting a new resource guide just for that specific sandwich generation caregiver group.

because we know that there's unique needs and challenges that they face.

And then we're going to be passing out free sandwiches as well.

But the idea of having to care for actual children and aging people can, I imagine, be very, very stressful for the caregivers.

That's a salient message to get young people motivated about Social Security.

Yeah, you know, I think it is because I think what can make it hard to reach young people to talk to them about Social Security is, you know, it can feel like a faraway issue of like, I have so many things going on in my life right now that, like you mentioned, things are getting more expensive.

You know, I'm just trying to afford gas.

I'm just trying to afford groceries.

Right.

And it can feel like just, yeah, a faraway problem that we don't need to deal with right now.

And I think tying in, you know, that the message of social security is important and will make a difference in the lives of not just us, but yeah, our parents and grandparents.

And I know that AARP is nonpartisan, but I'm just saying philosophically, is that a fair argument that Social Security is unfair to younger people?