Rachel LichtmanGuest
Stephanie DruryHost
But the thing about it is that I want to really talk about is the fact that we're still – we're still at the mercy of a generation or two that is not, had not processed any of their trauma at all.

So even though they are like in this environment where everything's super like cool, like all my parents had a friend group, it was like the big chill, you know, or it was like, it was more along the lines of the ice storm with slightly more arm hair, if I may.

Literally swingy or did you even know about that part? I think it was, put it this way.

But also, there's this idea, I think, especially in that generation of like, well, I can drink scotch now, so therefore I'm an adult.

But the thing about it is that I want to really talk about is the fact that we're still – we're still at the mercy of a generation or two that is not, had not processed any of their trauma at all.

So even though they are like in this environment where everything's super like cool, like all my parents had a friend group, it was like the big chill, you know, or it was like, it was more along the lines of the ice storm with slightly more arm hair, if I may.

Literally swingy or did you even know about that part? I think it was, put it this way.

But also, there's this idea, I think, especially in that generation of like, well, I can drink scotch now, so therefore I'm an adult.
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