Generations
These certain types of people are usually either considered “the norm”or they tend to stand out in the crowd. The ones that stand out are usually well known due to past history. An example of a father-son duo is Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr. To break down the idea of generations in families into another example, a father plays basketball for a school team and then later on his son plays basketball for the same team as a second generation player perhaps with the same name. This way they usually get easily picked for such teams based on how well the father’s skills were. This may affect people’s opinions on how they are somehow ranked higher up than others and don’t feel as equal to the one who is getting any sort of special treatment. Many second generation names and families usually tend to go on to the third and so on. People who are said to be “The 2nd” or any other number at the end of their name are usually depicted as someone who is rich and......

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Title: Generations
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