Each week, resident boomer (okay, he's actually only 48) Chris Reed, will spin a wheel containing eight bits of millennial slang. When it stops, he'll try to work out what the word, or words, it stops on means.
If he gets stuck, which let's face it, he almost inevitably will, our resident Cool Young Person Sinead Corcoran will help him out.
WORD OF THE DAY: "MOOD"
With a confident shuffle in his chair, Chris says he thinks he "might know this one".
He attempts to use "mood" in a sentence: "I've got big mood."
Nope.
He tries again: "I've got big mood about the new Star Wars film."
Not quite.
He tries a different tack by sharing that, as a child, his mum would often tell him to "stop being in a big mood."
Sinead can work with that. She explains that, these days, a big mood is considered a good thing.
For example: "If you see someone having a meltdown in Sylvia Park, lying on the ground scream-crying because Christmas shopping has gotten all to much for them, that's a Big Mood," says Sinead.
"It's relatable content. Millennials love seeing other people failing. It makes us feel like our own lives aren't that bad after all - and that we're all in this together."
