OLD PEOPLE. WHAT THE HELL DO THEY KNOW?
Buzzfeed’s Mark Di Stefano doesn’t think much of older white people – unless, of course, they’re shuffling in to hear him talk at some writers’ festival.
Buzzfeed’s Mark Di Stefano doesn’t think much of older white people – unless, of course, they’re shuffling in to hear him talk at some writers’ festival.
But youth – it’s a relative term; Mark must be nearly 30 – also has its disadvantages. Political editor Di Stefano, for example, has never heard of Paul Lyneham:
‘90s Australian political twitter, I have a question… who is the journalist here sitting between Tony and Malcolm? pic.twitter.com/ZF7eRowuJy
— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🻠(@MarkDiStef) July 13, 2017
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