Jessica Tarlov

So I'm not saying I've, you know, flipped a million votes or anything like that.

But by being part of the furniture and having genuine friendships, I think people are more open to my content.

Cool.

I'll keep my job.

All right.

Big hugs, ciao, ciao.

I mean, I'll just, I think about what my dad said after the 2016 election a lot because I was devastated and, you know, I love Hillary and blah, blah, blah.

And he said, this is what we deserve.

And I was like, we don't deserve this.

And he said, no, as a country, this is what we deserve.

You know, it was height of Kardashian madness.

And he said that we elect leaders that are reflective of where we are

are as a nation or a city state, whatever it is, at that particular moment.

And we are a people right now that listen to the Access Hollywood tape and say, like, actually, I would prefer that to the woman who, you know,

had hot sauce in her bag and that offended me and didn't go to Wisconsin.

And the pendulum will swing back.

And it did.

But that, you know, sometimes you've got to take the proverbial hit and it has to stir and wake up a society.

And I think about that a lot when I'm feeling overwhelmed by the grift and the corruption and all of that.

I also just think our politics are so polarized.