Clashing with the old practice

Normally, we react by saying Coming back in just one short minute, but Gen Z is more often overheard saying Just returning in two long minutes. 

Does it not show a change in our sway towards the fall in the value of time? We used to stress that time is valuable. Do not waste it. However, our thinking seems to be shifting. 

This slight difference isn't much more impulsive, but it feels like a well-thought-out expression in today's stormier times. 

One question: Is it simply because of the constant, rapid changes happening in our big country, with increasing political & economic effects at this time? 

Whatever it may be, it shows either that we have become more lax or that we do not waver to prove a similar habit in society when there are fixed hours in the long day. Why do we incline to waste more time just to wait?

Silence in the face of such a distinctly changed situation. It is not even bringing neutrality to the ground,  but it is surely far from tender, peeled-off coconut water complicity, and even complex empathy. 

We indeed should not be this hard, and it could never have been this quick way sparkingly hard.

It was also noted weirdly, because so many people actively were not made us even more confused — and kind of probably even more in the complete right to talk about it in detail. 

The point remains that it was not advised to keep quiet about the very matter. All were not heralding the two-minute idea that did not help us attend to the modification, as it clashed with the old pattern.