My entire friendgroup uses aquaphor. Both the tubs of it and the little tubes. Some of them have turned their aquaphor tubes into keychains so they always have some with them. If a special giveaway for aquaphor was being promoted, my entire college campus would come to the giveaway. Everyone is just obsessed with aquaphor. I think this is because of the quality associated with the product and the brand itself.

As someone who has taught multiple older family members how to use Facebook, I feel very comfortable with it! I actually enjoy helping my family with technology since I feel it comes very easily to my generation.

As a member of Gen Z, it is crucial for me to believe in what I'm doing, and I think this holds true for a lot of my peers. I've held multiple jobs, some of them research-oriented. The jobs I have enjoyed the most have been the one I am most passionate about. While this seems obvious, I have observed a growing importance among incorporating passion into career. This can come up in expected ways (e.g. passionate about medicine, become a doctor). However, a lot of Gen Z are working to make their hobby or interest their job, whether that's through content creation or entrepeneurship. I think researching atttitudes towards future careers among Gen Z would not only be interesting and have widespread application, but also be crucial when examining this research within different socioeconomic statuses.