Jordan Harbinger

I thought we would just end on a real light one today.

Yeah, definitely not thinking about how our response is going to live on in the transcripts for the rest of time.

Try not to be creepy, Papa.

Well, the only thing creepy so far is you calling me Papa all the time on this podcast.

Fair point.

Yeah.

So first of all, I am so sorry to hear about this childhood you had.

I mean, the details you shared about your dad, your mom and her gross boyfriends after he died, how it affected you and your sisters.

It's so extremely sad and painful.

It makes me want to give you just such a big hug.

It's complicated, too, because your mom sounds like...

Well, she's a complicated person, and my heart goes out to you and your sisters for just all of that.

No child should have to deal with that.

We've already gone pretty hard in the paint here, so let me try to get right to it.

You asked before, have I stayed quiet when inappropriate comments were made?

Again, it depends on what you mean by inappropriate.

If you're talking about sitting at a table and a guy comments on a woman's appearance in a more than innocent or passing way,

yeah, I've probably heard that and stayed quiet, especially if it was at work when I was a 26-year-old lawyer and the person saying it was like a seventh-year associate.

And sometimes words are just words.

Now, if a guy around me ever said, you know, I'd love to go assault that woman later when she's drunk, I mean, that's a different story.