who would you rather interact with for the rest of your life

Ok so between 15 year olds and 60 year olds who would you rather interact and speakwith exclusivly for the rest of your life? Personally I would choose 60 year olds because they don't tend to think they know everything while knowing virtually nothing.

60 Year olds. I bet they got some interesting stories about their lifes, I'd love to hear about em.

I work at a retirement home, so I'd choose 15 year olds. I talk to senior citizens every day, although it can be interesting, its not as great as you'd think. Surprisingly, they dont have as much wisdom as you would think. I'm more knowledgeable then most of them....

But, if I could choose an age group out of all age groups, I would pick 20-25 year olds (I'm 20 BTW), cause they are the most interesting to talk to IMO

15 year olds

Teenagers are annoying.

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I would rather interact with a 15 year old. Some of the 60 year olds might have autism, or some old people disease and forget what you guys are taking about. You also would always win at video games, you couldnt' go outside and run with them or play any sports because they might break a bone. Unless, they were really heathly, but I haven't seen any of those, so don't mind my stereotypical thing. Plus, I could relate more with someone who grow up around my own time line. And I woudn't want them to die while we're talking about something. :(

Definitely 60 year old.

I don't know if I'd be able to manage hanging with someone near my age group.

Seeing as I hate my age group.

15 year olds, they're more impressionable. As others have mentioned, the more you try to make a point to older people the more vehemently they tend to oppose you.

I have to admit, though, I'm a bit disturbed at everyone's impressions of 60 year olds. You all act like they're in adult diapers and wandering around the neighborhood by then. Senility doesn't typicaly set in until the 70s-80s. I don't know what kind of 60 year olds you all know, but the ones I know are active and living on their own still.

15 year olds, they're more impressionable. As others have mentioned, the more you try to make a point to older people the more vehemently they tend to oppose you.

I have to admit, though, I'm a bit disturbed at everyone's impressions of 60 year olds. You all act like they're in adult diapers and wandering around the neighborhood by then. Senility doesn't typicaly set in until the 70s-80s. I don't know what kind of 60 year olds you all know, but the ones I know are active and living on their own still.

Hell I'm 15 and I would rather socialize with 60 year olds over my age group.

All the kids I know talk about is the latest movies, what they are pissed off about (which they forget about a few days later), or they try and be "deep" but end up sounding like idiots to anyone who has basic knowledge on the subject.

The only reason I even hang out with friends is so I have people to jam with.

I would rather interact with a 15 year old. Some of the 60 year olds might have autism, or some old people disease and forget what you guys are taking about. You also would always win at video games, you couldnt' go outside and run with them or play any sports because they might break a bone. Unless, they were really heathly, but I haven't seen any of those, so don't mind my stereotypical thing. Plus, I could relate more with someone who grow up around my own time line. And I woudn't want them to die while we're talking about something. :(

acidicadis

The 15 year old because they couldn't drink my beer.

To be honest I think I'd be annoyed and amused at either... I guess I'd go with the 60 year old. My parents and relatives are over 60 and I have no trouble interacting with them all the time.

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I would rather interact with a 15 year old. Some of the 60 year olds might have autism, or some old people disease and forget what you guys are taking about. You also would always win at video games, you couldnt' go outside and run with them or play any sports because they might break a bone. Unless, they were really heathly, but I haven't seen any of those, so don't mind my stereotypical thing. Plus, I could relate more with someone who grow up around my own time line. And I woudn't want them to die while we're talking about something. :(

GTA_dude

My dad is 65 and he's quite active too. Except for the knowledge about cars, he goes to a gym to keep healthy and watches what he eats. He's a businessman that just can't seem to stop working and take a vacation.

15-year olds.

60 year olds.. :|