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Local dad, Brent Toolley (56), has finally dropped the tough guy act now that his favourite band has re-united.
The father of 2, who works as a senior video-editor at a boutique advertising agency, says that his 25 year dark humour act of pretending that nothing even matters – a trait that is common among Gen Xers – has finally now come to a close.
“You know, sometimes in life you just have to embarrass yourself and crack a smile” Brent explained.
“It goes against my moral compass, but I have to admit that Im pretty chuffed Noel and Liam have squashed the beef”
Samantha (26), Brent’s eldest daughter, has been in a state of shock and disbelief since the news broke last week.
“I’ve never seen dad like this…” The rattled daughter confessed.
“He’s actually showing emotion about something and not making a joke about it..”
“Is he going to be like this forever? I don’t know If I like seeing this side of him..”
Last week’s Oasis reunion announcement has not only shaken up the rock world, but it appears it has shaken up the psyche of Gen X men around the planet.
Millions of middle aged men who have long prided themselves on being less emotional than the baby boomers, and also more logical than millennials, have finally dropped the facade and showed some happiness for once.
As Brent continues to embrace his positive side, his family remains suspiciously skeptical.
