Hey guys, it's Katie Bilotti and I'm back with episode 3 of thick and thin essentially the podcast where I talk about this that the other, just the general musings of me, a millennial,

I think I'm a millennial, I'm like I'm on the barely Gen Z millennial little cusp there.

A girl living in New York City, you know, doing the thing. So yeah, and if you guys just noticed I changed my intro song because for some reason I thought that I was like you know able to use the Beatles I don't know why I thought that I know copyright law so anyway I've decided to change up my intro just because you know I think it's probably better this way so I hope

you guys like what I ended up with but you know regardless if you like it or not it's

gonna stay I think it's kind of like empowering and cool so yeah so anyway let's get into the podcast you know this that and the

other everything oh darn it I need to turn my sound and oh mom how dare you

text me at this very moment?

So I have one of those moments just now where like all of my technology

failed me and like my phone, my computer, everything just died at once.

Do you ever have that?

It's like, okay, everything that I look to like support me in life just died, like just failed me. So I just plugged my computer and my phones. Everything just plugged in. I guess it's that time of day where everything is just like dead because it's like okay it's time for bed now Katie stop using your electronics for five seconds

You know whatever so I just turned on my computer to I like just having it just in case I need to like refer to something or you know I don't really have like notes or anything

But as I mentioned I do sometimes take down little notes in my note section of my phone

You know just to jog my memory on things that happened during the week that I want to talk about but anyway so I just open my computer

And it brings me to Facebook because obviously I was like late night on Facebook at some point last night and the first thing I see is okay so my

grandma is very very active on social media which is like I feel like a lot of

people can relate like some relative like what is with that like one relative that

relative that decides to be extremely active on social media

and like thinks it's okay to comment on your like friends

boyfriends like cousins posts that you happen to maybe be tagged in or comment on like

whatever my grandma is one of those and like my friends all know who she is

just because of her constant you, posting on their stuff.

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