James Sexton

It's good to be here.

It's been a while in the making.

Yeah, it is.

I'm very glad that we were able to put it together.

The intersection that you live at is endlessly fascinating to me.

You approach love marriage in a way that I find extremely unique.

You've called love an economy.

Yeah.

in the way that people are exchanging value.

And I'm curious, what is it exactly that people are trading, whether they realize it or not?

So very much agree.

The thing that I find interesting about the economy, never thought I would think about it, never thought I'd be drawn into it.

And now the vast majority of my content revolves around like traditional economies.

Yeah.

What I find so powerful about it is that it is cause and effect at its core.

So it is how humans work, and you can just see the nature of humans manifest in how economies work, how to incentivize people,

what they'll say yes to, what they'll say no to, how they price themselves, how they price the things that they want, all of that stuff.

So in a relationship, I think it's equally as, it's not a metaphor.

It's literally just, okay, there are things that you make me feel, I presume, is a big part of what you mean by this.

So how do we ground it?