Early Addition: As Long As There Are Old People, They Will Complain About Young People

Published November 13, 2019

"The birth of the Universe" by HYBYCOZO, a digital art installation at ZeroSpace
Andreas Komodromos

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And finally, don't worry, there's a happy ending here:

Tenacity and Grit! Clyde Never gives up!! 💫💪🏼👏🏼❤️ #Dogs #Respect #love #goals #MotivationalQuotes @AmazedByAnimals @InsaneCuteness @mydogiscutest @humorandanimals @yashar pic.twitter.com/ESFZ2wXlnc
— Clyde The Super Husky ❤️ (@ClydeHusky) November 12, 2019