Joanna Robinson

And this is much more than season one, a generational divide.

Yes.

We've got, as my pal who is watching this show talking to me about it, she's just like...

elder millennials left for dead.

It's like, and we are both elder millennials.

She's like, we're just dragged to filth inside of this show.

I think they're both being, I think they're both given equal short shrift.

It's like, as you said, everyone's a scammer.

Everyone's blaming the system.

And it's just it is interesting to watch millennials who became so accustomed to the we were screwed by the system role.

You know, the 2008 financial crisis, like we never had a chance in this sort of older role of their like kids today have no initiative.

They're ungrateful.

They're entitled.

Like, you know, this is how the worm turns for every generation.

You know, so I am like a very cuspy elder millennial, and I've always wanted to claim Gen X, which I can't really, but I always wanted to because Gen X is usually left out of this conversation.

People forget Gen X exists, and isn't that the better place to be?

Just sort of like leave us out of it.

But as an elder millennial, you know, and the phrase elder millennial is just tough.

That already makes you feel like you have dust in your bones, you know?

I like it when you feel skewered by something, but it's very accurate.