The millennial was upset that his video complaining about having to go to work had gone viral - or at least upset that he had been criticised for it - and said he felt like he was under attack from the likes of the Daily Mail and Sky News Australia.
Last Wednesday I was on PM Live with my beloved friends Paul Murray and Erin Molan and one of the lighter topics was the now infamous viral video of a millennial on TikTok complaining about having to go to work.
One of the lighter topics was the now infamous viral video of a millennial on TikTok complaining about having to go to work. Picture: Getty Images You would think at this point that the story had come full circle but the circle was just getting started. As it turned out the August Kyle and Jackie O Show was equally energised by the Daily Mail story about my rant about the millennial's rant and so invited me on to the show this week to have a rant about the rant about the rant.And then when I got on the show it turned out they had tracked down the original millennial ranter and got him on the line to rant about my rant about his rant.
The millennial was upset that his video had gone viral -- or at least upset that he had been criticised for it -- and said he felt like he was under attack from the likes of the Daily Mail and Sky News Australia. This brings us to the obvious question:"What is the definition of irony?" To which the obvious answer is:"Nobody cares."
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