Jean Luo

owning houses for millennials and gen z and having that be um i don't know like an indicator of like you're doing well versus versus renting you do not have to own a home to be doing well financially but is it a good investment should we still aspire to it is that something gene did you not just hear me soapbox it matters who you are and your lifestyle yeah so i think something that people forget is they like buy this house and they're so excited and they're like oh crap

position in my life at my moment this era time is the most valuable thing i have because it's the only thing i can't buy more of hell yeah vivian would you rather never have an avocado toast in your life ever again or never be able to order food delivery again

I don't even like avocado chips.

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In today's episode of Tiger Sisters, we're sitting down with Rahm Emanuel.

He's a former U.S.

congressman, chief of staff to President Barack Obama, former mayor of Chicago, and most recently, ambassador to Japan.

Today, we're discussing money, power, and love with a guy who has been in the room where it happens.

If you know, you know.

Rahm Emanuel, welcome to the Tiger Sisters podcast.

All right, good.

So Ram, you're one of the first guests we share with The Megyn Kelly Show.

Do you have range or do we have range?

Which one is it?

True.

I like that.

So to get started, I want to hit you with a few topical questions.

The first one is, how would you lead a divided United States?