Internet Outrage Part 2: Millennial Money

Call Your Girlfriend

Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow

Society & Culture

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2018

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

We love a money diary, even if the internet hated a recent one in Refinery29 about a marketing intern who makes $25/hour and has significant family support to afford her life. In the interest of transparency, we get real about how much we make, where it comes from, secret white people money, emotional spending, and what it means to be self-made.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Call Your Girlfriends!
0:01.7	A podcast for long distance besties everywhere.
0:04.3	I'm Amina Tussaud.
0:05.6	And I'm Ann Friedman.
0:07.2	On our last episode about internet...
0:09.0	I mean, isn't every episode about internet on our origin?
0:12.0	Why?
0:13.3	We talked about Plain Bay, Poor Internet, Edicat.
0:16.3	This week we discuss a different type of social media lightning rod,
0:20.0	Millennials and Money.
0:30.4	The talk.
0:32.6	Give your reasons.
0:36.4	Say it's not her fault.
0:40.3	Ready you.
0:42.1	Just met somebody new.
0:46.9	Tell them not to get obsessed.
0:49.3	Taking gifts and everything you said and done.
0:54.0	Elsewhere in internet outrage that is relevant tar interests.
0:58.8	A thing that was like widely shared and at least out the gate,
1:03.2	like widely reviled was this Refinery29 Money Diary.
1:08.3	Which...
1:08.8	You know how I love a Money Diary.
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