Hello. Last Saturday and Sunday I went on a trip to Osaka with a friends. And yesterday, I returned to Kanagawa. I was thinking about what to write here today. I read the article about How young workers are changing the rules of 'business speak' in English class last week. In my part-time job, I often interact with young and elderly people. Nowadays, there are many machines, and there are differences in the reactions to machines between the young and the elderly. Young people are able to operate the machines smoothly without having to listen to explanations, and they describe the machines as "easy." On the other hand, I felt that some elderly people had negative feelings towards machines. In contrast to younger people, these people say that the machine is "difficult." Therefore, I think it can be said that recent cultural and technological advances have created a large generational gap. I believe that in order to fill this gap, we need to accept each other's differences and teach each other what we don't understand.