It may help if you try to sound like you almost liked it, but don't. "It's not really my thing," "Tried it, but I just don't love it," and "it just never really worked for me" are examples. Explaining that you feel like you have given it all the chance it needs, and ultimately decided it's not for you. You're not trying to emphasize negativity, just a lack of positivity, if that makes sense. This helps avoid implied criticism of someone else's tastes while conveying your preference.

Meanwhile no other generation has selected funny numbers, right? 69 (nice), 420 (blaze it!) And 58008 (the old magic) were totally different!

"You can't even order black coffee anymore" is a common Conservative fantasy. OP definitely has a victim complex.

If you saw this in something like the Hunger Games you wouldn't bat an eye.

The difference is that in going to the past you have some idea of how things played out and what changes might matter. The changes that come up in time travel discussions are things like "kill this person before they do anything" or "let this guy into art school" or "cancel this one particular flight." By the time the real consequences of possible small changes are known, you need more than small changes to acheve your objective.

That's my thought too.

Flipping Fetterman? The brain damage already did that.

Alright but what about jorkin the peanits? I need answers, tone is important.

If it makes you feel any better, the tech companies wouldn't have made any revenue even if you did use them, they would just shovel a little more cash into the furnace and call it progress.

People with actual higher scores don't need it to be explained, and people with lower scores don't want it to be explained.

You know he doesn't. The lottery doesn't pay with fucking cash in duffel bags. Win the lottery my ass.

He should spend more time with Trump.