Welcome to the show.
I'm Ellen and like many of you, I am a baby boomer.
We are the generation that grew up drinking garden from garden hoses and
drinking orange Tang and drinking from our parent's liquor cabinet.
Baby boomers were born between 1946 and 1964.
They call us that because after the World War II,
there was a boom of babies being born.
People were like, we lived through the war, let's make whoopee.
And-
For you millennials,
making whoopee is like Netflix and chill.
That's what it is.
But they were married.
That's the difference.
So, millennials were born between 1982 and 2004.
These are people who will never know the joy of using
the end of a pencil to dial the phone.
Do you remember that?
You would actually
I have some news for baby boomers, we are not the majority any more.
A new census says that millennials have over taken us, and
I know this because a 20 year old staff member read it to me from the internet.
So, I want to play a little game.
I am gonna test the knowledge between baby boomers and millennials and
see how well they know each other.
Tracy Woods and Chantelle Miller, where are you two?
All right, so I'm gonna ask you questions about the other generation and
we'll see how well y'all know each other, okay?
Okay.
All right, we're gonna start with the baby boomer.
What does, and don't help, anybody, because we want to see how much she knows.
Okay. What does yolo mean?
Yolo.
What do you think it means?
It's an icon on the text messaging.
No.
No, no.
No.
Okay, all right, You only live once.
Okay. >> Yolo, yeah.
>> I knew that.
Yeah, I know you know it.
Yeah You're just getting started.
That's right.
Yeah.
What is your name?
>> Shantel.
>> And you are?
>> Tracey.
>> All right.
So Shantel name all four Beatles.
[LAUGH] >> Actually, Paul McCartney.
>> That's one.
[LAUGH] John Lennon?
>> Yes. >> Really?
>> Yes.
>> I didn't know that.
>> Yeah.
>> Boy, clearly I did.
>> Yeah, you did.
Two others.
>> My gosh.
>> No clue.
>> No, Michael?
No, not Michael Jackson.
I don't know.
[INAUDIBLE] But he did a song with Paul McCartney.
He did Ebony and Ivory, remember that.
>> I do remember that, no i dont.
I dont think so.
>> [LAUGH] >> Alright, so there was Ringo.
And then there was George Harrison.
>> Okay, ill have to go.
>> [LAUGH] >> I'll go look them up.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Yeah, they were a good band.
>> They were, they were.
>> They wrote a lot of songs, they were really really
>> They were great.
>> All right Tracey on Tinder what would you do if you really, really, really,
really like someone?
>> If I really, really, really like someone.
Mm, I'd send them a great picture of my face.
Sign it Tinder, let me see.
>> Do you know what Tinder is?
>> Not really.
[LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> It's a dating app.
Okay.
>> Okay! >> What would she do if she really,
really, really?
>> Super like.
Swipe up.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. >> You can only super like, but
you can only do it once every 24 hours or something.
>> That's it? Okay.
>> You can't like too many people.
>> [LAUGH] >> All right.
Who can turn on the world on with a smile?
>> You can. >> Yes I can.
[APPLAUSE] You do!
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Come on everybody, sing it with me.
[MUSIC] Who can turn the world on with a smile?
>> See, I know the song.
>> Yeah, all right.
>> [LAUGH] >> Mary Tyler Moore.
Mary Tyler Moore.
>> Yes! Okay.
[LAUGH] >> All right.
What show had the character Aunt Bee?
Andy?
I'm high.
[LAUGH] >> No.
>> Andy Griffith Show.
Have you ever heard of that?
>> Yeah.
Yes.
>> It's hard to whistle.
We were so patient.
We would listen to a theme song that was a whistle.
That's how.
Yes.
That's how we work.
All right. And that's all.
But you know what, you're gonna win something.
You have 55 inch TCL 4K Roku TV.
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