Growing up, I loved school.

Even now, when I walk into an office supply store, I get a rush of adrenaline.

The smell of new book bags just trigger these anxious and excited feelings that remind me of getting ready for the first

day of school. Yeah, I'm that girl. My mom even laughs about my relationship with

school. Your relationship with school. Your relationship with school was you were born on the first day.

You had a relationship coming out of the womb.

So my mom wasn't surprised that when I was 16 years old in high school while everyone else

was looking at cars I was looking at colleges. I think it's safe to say that I've been waiting to graduate from college for the past eight years.

And up until this point, I thought I'd done everything right.

Internships, study abroad.

And finally, here I was. Megan L. Can't, negative Loudy Honors College, graduate.

Congratulations.

Good luck.

See you.

Well, over there. As I was walking across the stage, I really wanted to enjoy that moment, but I was thinking about where I was going to be in two months.

I didn't have a plan for life after graduation. You're listening to millennial, a podcast series that documents something that no one

teaches you, how to maneuver your 20s, a period that everyone goes through and that 80 million people find themselves

in right now.

Each episode will be documenting what it's like to be one of those millennials.

I know what you're thinking. How millennial to make a

podcast about being a millennial. But when I told the idea to my boyfriend's father

Chuck Severins who's in his 60s he was kind of excited.

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