Dziadek

Old values have collided with the era of Wi-Fi and electric scooters - and now they sit there, blinking, unable to comprehend who allowed everything to change so much. Here, the smoke of menthol cigarettes mixes with digital overload, and instead of street fights, there are forum discussions and fitness bracelets that count the steps to the nearest burger joint. The world has gone mad, but it seems that this is precisely its new logic: everything is ridiculous, noisy, annoying - and yet more alive than ever.

And somewhere in the background, the ghost of the older generation grumbles - indignant, but still alive. He looks at this bedlam and shakes his head: ‘The 21st century, oh my...’ - and here you want to wink: yes, grandpa, that's how it is now.