James Talarico

I think that's absolutely true.

I think that one should be

That means that we aren't creating enough jobs where people can find meaning.

I don't think you and I have – and I don't want to speak for you, but I don't think of this role that I have as work.

This is something that moves me every day to get out of bed and work on these issues.

Now, I don't get paid to do this, so I have to actually have a whole other job.

But it's a whole different issue.

But –

there's a difference between a career and a job.

I think everyone that I've met, everyone I grew up with wants a career.

And that career can look very differently.

That career does not have to be in a office, right?

I mean, that career, one can be outside, can be with your hands, or that career can be at the home.

My little sister just had her first child two years ago, my baby niece Jane.

And she's stay-at-home, Madeline is, and she's spending so much time with Jane.

And I've never seen my sister more...

alive than the work that she's doing.

And my sister was a successful accountant.

She worked at Alamo Drafthouse.

She had cool jobs.