Interview with a Two-Time High School Dropout

from The Undecided Gen Z · host Andra May

On today's ep... we introduce ourselves, Ally talks about her experience dropping out of high school TWICE, Theo talks about life as a Z-grade "youtuber" and why he booked $300 flights to Vietnam. Plus, how did we meet? Why do we deserve a podcast? And everything in between. This is Undecided. (P.S Sorry for the audio. We jumped into this having decided to start a podcast only two days before. Will definitely be improved by next ep!)

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