Gen Z’s entitled, new way of getting whatever they want — without having to work for it | NY Post
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as posted by the channelTowards the end of 2022, Samantha Palazzolo, 18, stumbled across an intriguing TikTok video. In it, influencer Laura Galebe swore her secret to success was as simple as assuming everything would just work out for her, a philosophy she dubbed “Lucky Girl Syndrome.”
Skeptical but curious, Palazzolo, a University of Illinois advertising student, decided to see if Galebe’s philosophy would work for her. So, every morning she told herself she would have a lucky day.
One particularly thorny issue Palazzolo had been dealing with was who would take what bedroom in a new apartment she and her friends were leasing. She and one roommate were desperate to get the bottom bedroom, so they started telling themselves that it would all work out in their favor.
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