So your feelings are definitely that you probably can't do millennial anymore for sure, right?

I know I can do it for a bit, but I don't think it's something I'd be able to ultimately do, yeah.

I'm on the phone with Devon, my editor.

She's been working on millennial for a little more than a year,

and it's safe to say I talk to her more than I talk to my mom. I call her up to bounce story ideas off of her when

I'm stressed out about an episode and her texts are the ones I always look forward to,

especially the ones that say, hey, don't worry, we're going to make this

episode work because we always do. The conversation we're having I knew would

happen at some point, but it wasn't one I was looking forward to.

Yeah.

I would like love to just say, yes, I could do it, but I just, you know, it really

concern me that I couldn't give it the attention.

She's telling me she won't be able to work on the show anymore because she's taking a

full-time job with a podcasting network in New York City.

We both know it's an amazing opportunity, but that doesn't make the news any easier to hear.

In the last few months, I've been working on expanding millennial's focus to tell other people's

stories, a shift I'm excited about but haven't entirely figured out.

Having an editor has helped ease these growing pains, but now she's leaving.

All right, have a great night, girl.

Okay, you too.

All right, me here and bye.

When we hang up, my mouse wanders over to the website of Devon's new place of work

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