Today we are kicking off an all new 2025 season of observations, and we are doing it in style as we sit down with a card carrying member of Generation Z, the Zoomers, the Zoomer generation.

We sit down, we pick the mind, the brain, the insights, the opinions of a young man born, as Generation Z is defined.

Late 90s to 2010 to 2012 on the max. That's how far

they push it. But we get a fresh opinion on pop culture, on sci-fi, on fantasy, on the

MCU, on comic books, and their opinion on it, and it happens to be my son, Luke Leifeld.

It is an absolute blast

to match wits. Gen X, me, old man, Gen X, sits down with Gen Z and we have a meaningful

conversation about all things pop culture and we invite you to listen in as we kick off an all new

season of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to a brand new year, a brand new season of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

My relation to comic books began when I was a kid grabbing them seven years old

nineteen seventy four off the spinner axe of which i was surrounded with comic books and spinner

acts on that incredible intersection that i have spoken up in legendary terms magnolia and broadway

in anaheim california there was a 7-11, there was a liquor store,

there was a grocery store called Stater Brothers, and on the fourth of these corners was a

pizza hut, that pizza hut still remains to this day. I do a sojourn, I visit, I revisit it a

couple times a year, and you know what, it's hilarious, and honestly, it's not hilarious,

like, mocking, it's hilarious, like I get such a kick out of the fact that many of you

have shown me that when you are in Southern California, you've gone to that legendary

four corners. The 7-Eleven was the liquor store. There's a talkeria that faces the 7-Eleven

from across the street. That was the 7-Eleven.

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