In this episode of Chat and Bother, Don and Eva discuss the evolution of college move-in day and how it has drastically changed from Generation X to Generation Z. From the days of landlines and Mapquest to the era of iPhones and Life360, we explore the key differences in how each generation tackled the big move and letting go. Were dorm setups, parental involvement, and the emotional rollercoaster the same for both generations? Join us as we compare stories and consider how cultural and technological shifts have transformed this rite of passage over the past thirty years. Whether you're a Gen Xer reminiscing or a millennial reflecting on your own experience, this episode is sure to bring up (hopefully fond) memories and laughter around move-in day.
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