Gary Vee

And now we have this and, you know, we're in a, we're in a place where people have really leaned into, unfortunately, the fear that society has weaponized, uh,

all the way from parents imposing it on their children, all the way to politicians selling it at scale.

There is absolutely no one that peddles it on either side of the aisle.

Agreed.

Agreed.

And I struggle because, I don't know if you can notice here, there's a lot of purple in my office.

I mean, even my brand, Beat Friends, my Pokemon brand, purple.

My latest book, purple.

I have become, green is my favorite color because I'm a big Jets fan.

But I will tell you that purple is closing the gap.

I do not understand how people don't understand that we all, all of us, are actually purple to some degree.

And unfortunately, the world, negativity, I don't even put it on people.

The ebbs and flow of the human race, the bad side of us, insecurities and fear, have momentum right now.

And I'm sure, given our ages, you have watched contemporaries and friends change their points of view on issues to be more either red or blue.

It wasn't what they actually thought.

They changed their minds.

to get into camps, and let me take this a little out of politics for a minute.

When you and I were growing up, did you even know that we were Gen X?

Until the article was written when we were in our late teens, early 20s, I think in Rolling Stone or Time Magazine.

Now we have...