Okay guys, this is very exciting. I'm doing a crossover episode with Sarah Merrill,

Big Kid Problems. I went on her podcast, the Big Kid Problem Podcast, where I talked about

career changes and course correction, which I'm obsessed about. So after you're known this

episode, go to the Big Kid Problems Podcast to hear me and Taylor Strecker drop some serious knowledge

on your asses.

Welcome to Hell. I'm your host Hannah Burner, and today I am with Sarah Merrill. Are you nervous?

A little bit. Why? Just because I don't know what the hell you're gonna ask me. A little nervous.

But you know what? I love a girl who's like, I don't know what's gonna happen, but let's do this.

Let's see what happens. So you are the founder of Big Kid Problems on Instagram and Twitter,

and I met you, I think through maybe through Lindsey Hubbard of Summer House or through, I don't know,

some social gathering, maybe through Betches. I think I met you. I think it was at a Betches

event. Probably. Yeah. And I was like, you make memes? I make memes. I was like, we're meme

this. And I also, what I love about you is you make your own original content. Yeah, girl.

You see other accounts that are just like, you know, curating other people's original, original

memes. How does it make you feel that you are like doing all the grunt work on your own,

and maybe other people are growing faster? I mean, that's like been my experience, like the whole

time doing this is because I can't put out as much content as everybody else because we're

making it. Because we were posting six memes a day. Yeah. And that I mean, I guess that helps you

grow faster. But yeah, I just want to, it's been like annoying the whole time, but it's also helped

in certain ways. Like when you make your own content, at least people, when they, when they

repost you, they retag you, yeah, sometimes maybe like 5% at the time, but in that 5% of the time,

it helps. Do you have good relationships with other meme accounts now to be like, yeah, that's me,

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