J.D. Vance

So we're really enjoying it.

The kids are doing well.

Family's doing well.

And just the job.

I mean,

There are very few things you ever get to do in your professional life where you feel like you have such a big impact, and we're trying to use it as wisely and as well as we can.

Yes, it did.

Oh, that's a very tough, tough thing to answer.

So many to choose from.

I mean, the thing that's absurd just from our personal perspective is that whenever I go anywhere, I'm surrounded by a motorcade of like 20, 30, 40 cars, right?

And so just you get like this amazing mixture of people, like tourists from Kansas or Ohio,

who are so sweet and nice as you're driving through Washington, D.C.

And then you get like the really angry kind of crazy radical who's running after your car flipping you off.

And just like the performative politics of Washington and a lot of the people who live in Washington is very weird to me.

I think it's a town of people where it's like everything is kind of transactional, but people try to pretend that it's not.

And I think that really warps things.

And then just not from our perspective, not from the perspective of the administration or from us personally, but if you think about Washington, it's a place that almost nobody is from.

So there's like historically middle class black population.

It's small and it's getting smaller.

because most of them are sort of selling their houses now that they're inflated and moving out to the burbs, right?