This week, I spiral (in a fun way) through Cardi B’s Am I the Drama album. Then we pivot (hard) into the realities of surviving on $16 an hour in Florida, the mental toll of hustle culture, and why I’m done letting capitalism tell me what “success” looks like (and you should, too).

Somewhere in between, Diane Keaton dies, Ian Watkins gets what’s coming to him, and I get weirdly excited about Sky Cards.

We close with a big one: why mental health has to come first, and why the report feature on social media apps (especially Meta) are the last place you should go to help someone who is struggling with their mental health.

It’s messy. It’s honest. It’s very OkayishAF.

In This Episode:

• Cardi B’s Am I the Drama review (sort of)

• The nuance of celebrities

• Surviving on $16/hour in Florida and the quiet crisis no one wants to talk about

• “Sky Cards” and how chasing digital planes somehow became my serotonin fix

• Meta, mental health, and the total lack of empathy in corporate culture

• The weird comfort in being a little broke but deeply self-aware

Also Featuring:

• Diane Keaton (RIP, apparently?)

• Ian Watkins (rotting, thankfully)

Stuff I Talked About:

• Sky Cards App

• OkayishAF Patreon

• OkayishAF Twitch

Trigger Warning: Mentions of capitalism fatigue, workplace burnout, celebrity death, and general economic despair.