Try teaching them.
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"Try teaching an impatient person, who undervalues the subject matter, already missed several opportunities to learn about it in formal education settings and who you lack a teacher-student dynamic with..."
Or, in a way...
"It's one banana, Michael - what could it cost, $10?"
I refuse to fix anything for my inlaws without them watching me. I make them watch me Google the solutions and follow the instructions. It helps reinforce the "it's not magic and I'm not a wizard" reality I want to instill in everyone.
No one yet has touched on the success of planned obsolescence.
Sadly if most computers weren't 'walled garden' experiences then maybe the kids could learn to tinker and fix them. As it is if the issue can't be fixed from a settings app then they're stuck.
Well I am that one generation then.
The weird bit is that our parent's generation is also the one that build the damn things in the first place!
OG DOS command line interface nerds unite
but yes. it helps to have grown up alongside the IT industry and internet