Ilana Glazer

I know.

Nannying.

I did nannying for a long time.

You're talking to people, you're getting out, you have a community.

I totally agree.

Childcare, you know, I have a little kiddo and I talk to people in childcare who are, you know, I've had, have a childcare provider and it's like this work is typically so undignified, diminished.

There's no, you know, there's that National Domestic Workers Alliance, but there's not really like a unionization around it, but it's great work.

It feels so good.

It's so rewarding.

And if there was health care, more people would do it.

Yes.

Yeah.

The way the system is rigged.

Let's talk about it.

So the system is rigged for the ultra wealthy and you, you know, Bernie Sanders, I think was the first to puncture through with this messaging to the mainstream, to mainstream America and,

And you're really his successor.

You speak in such clear and simple language.

So obviously spontaneous, genuine from your lived experience, which is so different.

I mean, you know, I'm laughing, but it's honestly terrifying how most, I would say the majority of elected officials do not reflect the lived experience of their constituents.

When did this come into your consciousness, this system being rigged for the ultra wealthy?