Buck Sexton

young women, especially who are starting off that career track.

They want to make partner at Goldman, or they want to be a partner at Cravath, or whatever.

Those are big names in New York City.

They want to be the law firm in D.C., or the big law firm in Atlanta, or they want to be the marketing firm in Chicago.

And there's so much in the culture that tells them, wait, wait, wait, grind it out like a guy in your 20s in terms of the hours.

I got to tell you, because I'm on the other side of this.

You know, you're so young that I can ask your age.

What are you?

You're like you're you're not even 30 yet.

Are you?

How old are you?

Yeah, you're 28.

So you're you're a young and I mean, you're you're you're a young blood.

I'm I'm 44.

Clay is like 70.

I don't even know how old Clay is.

Like Clay is like he's like he's like Gandalf the wizard on this show.

And and I sit here and I say, I have so many peers, women my age that I grew up with, particularly in New York.

And they turned around at 40 and maybe they had the big career.

Maybe they didn't.