Not to mention, it's genuinely kind of sad that the author's idea of being part of the "in crowd" consists of which social network a person is using. I don't th

Not to mention, it's genuinely kind of sad that the author's idea of being part of the "in crowd" consists of which social network a person is using. I don't think many 40 year olds are under the illusion that they're part of the "in crowd" because they stay in touch with their grandmother on Facebook. The ironic part about that sentiment is that the author is clearly well on their way to becoming the 40 year old they were making fun of - one who doesn't grow up and continues to rely upon social media to obtain affirmation.