Baby boomers, Generation X, Millennials (Generation Y), and Generation Alpha have different preferences when it comes to spending money:

Grandpa: Well, I'll be! We actually won the lottery! What should we do with all this _________?
Daughter: Oh my god, Gramps! We're rich! Let's go on a massive shopping spree at the sales and buy everything we want!
Mom: Hold on, young lady. We can't just _________ all that money. We need to be smart about this windfall. First, we should pay off any outstanding _________, loans, and clear your dad's overdrawn credit card balance.
Grandson: Mommy, can I get a new video game? Pleeeease? I've been ___________  _____ for it!
Mom: Maybe later, honey. First, let's deposit some in our joint savings account and look into paying off the ____________ early to save on interest.
Grandpa: Good thinking. I've still got that loan overdraft to deal with too. Hate paying so much ______________ on that thing.
Daughter: Ugh, boring! Can't we at least splurge a little? A fancy vacation or ______________ shopping spree?
Mom: We can afford some fun, but we should also invest wisely for the future. Maybe a high-interest savings account? Or we could all get a cash bonus into our current accounts!
Grandson: I want to put some in my Sberbank account through the electronic banking ___________! The app lets me move money easily.
Daughter (laughing): You're 8! What do you need a bank account for?
Grandson: To save, duh! Gramps taught me about interest, overdrafts, and __________________ from the bank. I'm gonna be rich one day! I just need to insert my card, enter my PIN, and __________ the cash withdrawal button at the ATM.
Mom (smiling): That's my boy! Looks like Grandpa's financial wisdom about direct debits and standing orders is rubbing off.
Grandpa (chuckling): Ah, the young'uns are finally listening to my money lectures. I knew lecturing about being a spender and wasting money would ____________   ______!.