Carol Roth

There's a great clip that's going around social media this morning with people asking kids on spring break about what's going on in Iran.

They have absolutely no idea.

That's kind of everybody's best bet, at least for the short term, because it's going to drive you crazy otherwise.

But it's not fair for you to put yourself in the same category because you actually give caveats.

use information, you educate yourself so they're at least informed opinions.

The difference that we had between back then, I think I was in high school back then, is that we didn't have social media.

So now everybody who was an expert on tariffs last week is now an expert on Iran and geopolitics this week.

Next week, they're going to be an expert on AI.

And you're just hearing all of the noise that everybody feels empowered to just put out into the universe.

You know, we used to have diaries, write down our thoughts.

Now we just say, hey, we want everybody to know everything we're thinking.

There is no off filter.

And it's overwhelming.

I love that line, regulate yourself.

Yeah.

There are two reasons for it, and I'm going to use an analogy to explain the first.

So basically, the headline is that we're oil independent on paper, but not in reality.

And the analogy is that we're going to be baking apple pies.

Do you like apple pie, Glenn?

Okay.