What Would Millennials Do

Whether it's the perfect Sunday brunch or the most instagrammable travel location, Millennials are always looking for the best of the best at every turn. Does this hedonistic attitude detract from overall happiness? Whoa, that's deep...

After somehow launching the podcast, the question remains... Who in their right mind would listen to this? AK and Jarrod discuss marketing strategies, and how they might be perceived by their friends.

The use of certain words over time can be radically varied based on music and other elements of culture. Some start off ironic before transitioning into the mainstream vernacular. AK learns for the first time about his confronting yet surprisingly accurate nickname in London.

A close call with a catfish (where in fact the person wasn't actually a catfish) leads to a discussion of just how normalised meeting random strangers off the internet has become. Jarrod invents a concept that could change online dating forever.

"Singing the praises of German automotive engineering" is how the rap genius plugin describes the song lyrics: "In a German, In a German, In a German whip". This isn't an isolated occurrence as repetitive rap songs start to dominate the global charts.

AK, for once, manages to wake up in the single digits of the weekend mornings on consecutive days and feels good about being seen as a high achiever of society. Drawing inspiration of how others in the past have previously managed to change perceptions of themselves for the better (notably Justin Bieber and Jesus Christ), AK ponders how he might be able to reshape his image as a productive morning person.

Some good news at work leads to Jarrod being congratulated with many semi-automated responses on the so medes (social media). From discussions about when automation started rearing its head into millennial culture, this leads to questions about how social interactions will work in future.