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A term used by primarily by bitter, elderly men to describe the millenial/gen z generation. This term is used to imply that the parenting/adult leadership style of "giving everyone a medal" has resulted in younger people becoming too weak to handle stressful situations (or develop proper work ethic). Instead of believing that the younger generation has been taught to value themselves regardless of their labor potential, the elderly who use this word believe that young people should be compulsively loyal to their employers/superiors regardless of merit.
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