Season 10 · Episode 14
Peak Millennials Are Controlling The Economy and Not Having Kids
Millennial: Pretend Adulting, Real Talk · Andrew Sims, Laura Tee, Pamela Gocobachi
April 17, 20241h 6mExplicit
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Show Notes
- Welcome to #Millennial, the home of pretend adulting and real talk!
- The juice is loose (in hell) and our buttholes are puckered as things in the Middle East teeter dangerously towards a regional conflict.
- We were all little when the OJ drama went down, but raise your hand if you remember the bronco chase on the news?
- We're struggling with being over the hill: "peak millennials" (aged 33-34) are shaping the economy.
- Where do we see ourselves living, and do we like our living situations now?
- "So are y'all good?" "Uh... emotionally?"
- Is homeownership really the American dream we were all sold? There are definitely some perks to renting after all.
- Andrew is going to shadow drop news of his nuptials, so don't expect a wedding invite sorry not sorry.
- Like our other milestones, will millennials just have kids later in life? We don't want kids, are we part of the problem?
- There is no common thread in this week's recommendations: 'Fallout' on Amazon Prime (Laura), investing in a walking pad (Pam), and using this tool to check the status of your tax refund (in the United States).
And in this week's installment of After Dark, available on Patreon and Apple Podcasts:
- AMA part 2! We cover questions we didn't get to last week, as well as add some new ones to the mix!
- Do we still talk to former podcasting partners, and is there bad blood there?
- Andrew and Pam pique Laura's curiosity about freelancing, and Andrew gives some solid practical tips for success on Bumble BFF.
- Have we ever been recognized in public?
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