This week: being an adult on paper, and still acting like a child in practice. the tantrums we've just rebranded as "having a bad day." the way most people never actually grow up, they just get taller and get a job.we're pointing at other people first. then, reluctantly, at ourselves.y2t2. your 20s in the 2020s.

this week we're exposing our own industries. the stuff clients aren't supposed to know, the corners that get cut, the phrases that mean something completely different in the room than they do to your face.

not naming names. mostly.

y2t2. your 20s in the 2020s.

This week we held a performance review for our teenage selves. Results are not great.

Turns out 15 year old you had opinion about who you’d become, but most of them are wrong. And hilarious. At least in hindsight.

Adulting, cleaning supplies, driving anxiety, and the very specific horror of realizing nobody actually taught us how to be grown ups.

In this episode, we talk about the things that make adulthood feel fake: marriage expectations, desi family logic, having too many wedding events, emotional decision-making, and why some life skills should have come with a manual.

Basically, the complaint has been filed.

season 2 opens with a full audit of the situationship. the unpaid internship of modern dating. no title, no severance, indefinite probation.

also debuting this episode: Crash-Out of the Week (your weekly grievance goes on record), The Docket (one hot take stands trial, you're the jury), and Log Kiya Kahein Gai (desi-parent logic vs your 20s reality, no translation provided).

same two idiots. new structure. your fault this time.

y2t2. your 20s in the 2020s.

This week, we’re joined by a guest to talk about marketing, the constant feeling of never having enough time, and why some of the best moments of respite from the chaos of everyday life can be as simple as a chai break at a dhaba.

Somewhere between career talk, existential tangents, and terrible jokes, we also found ourselves discussing the little things that keep us sane when life starts moving a bit too fast.

Turns out, maybe that’s the actual point.

Everyone has opinions. Some are informed. Some are questionable. Most of ours fall somewhere in the middle.

In this episode, we’re sharing some of our hottest takes on relationships, friendships, mental health, ambition, accountability, social media, and a bunch of other topics we probably should’ve thought through a little more before recording.

Everyone has opinions. Some are informed. Some are questionable. Most of ours fall somewhere in the middle.

We don’t claim to be right. We’re just not afraid to say it.

In this episode, we’re joined by Sid to talk about navigating the music industry as a POC creative in the UK, balancing passion with practicality, and figuring out how to carve out a space for yourself in industries that often feel difficult to break into.

From identity, belonging, and immigrant experiences to taking risks, chasing creative ambitions, and choosing between stability and passion, this is an honest conversation about what it means to build a life and career on your own terms.

Rent. Groceries. Dating. Friendships. Moving out. Side hustles. Existing.

In this episode, we talk about the real cost of being in your 20s and why adulthood feels like it comes with a new subscription fee every month. From the illusion of independence and parental subsidies to dating as a financial liability, couponing, side hustles, and the hidden cost of having a social life, we’re asking one simple question:

Why is being alive so expensive?

As always, we don’t have the answers. Just the receipts. 💸

everyone’s busy, tired, moving cities, changing priorities, becoming new versions of themselves, and somehow “we should meet soon” has become a legally binding lie.

this episode is about adult friendships, drifting apart, showing up, rebuilding your people, and realizing that maintaining friendships now requires calendar invites, emotional maturity, and suspicious amounts of admin.