Heather Duplessy-Allen

Why millennials?

Well, we sort of feel hard done by even though we might not have been.

You know, like I think we were sort of young and upcoming and it was like, you know, we're trying to find our way in the world and we were working hard.

And then we sort of got that disposable income.

We knew what we were doing with our hair.

We got the fringe that framed the face.

And then COVID hit and we couldn't go out anymore and show it off.

So then we spent like the early 30s, that time when you do want to be –

out there, you know, going to Europe at home.

And then that time finished, and then suddenly it was like, whoa, time to grow up.

And so I think that's where this, like, maybe overanalyzing of, like, our own life and the state of the world sort of comes from, maybe.

But we do worry about it a lot.

So, like, I'm not...

necessarily taking a position out there, but I do try and kind of reflect where we're at as a generation.

Well, I mean, the other thing is we're incredibly narcissistic millennials, right?

And it's great for comedy, you know?

Isn't it annoying now that the RGNZ is getting this much attention?

Well, I...

I have yet to see Gen Z sort of slay in a way.

Oh, intergenerational warfare.