Libby Emmons

Now he's a Brooklyn kid in, like, the Appalachians, you know?

I can't imagine leaving America.

I can't imagine it.

Quebec is gorgeous.

Or because there's five people in your house and you're not allowed to have five people over.

a home the difference between a home and a prison is is really just a question of perspective and the limitations that are placed on you the government turned our homes into a prison and i look at it whenever i drive by when i go back and i have a deep resentment for what the government actually did to our lives in canada i did a lot of work they they said that i couldn't take my son to any restaurants unless i got him this weird experimental vaccine and so i was like oh i guess now we're just and so we just kept driving a jersey and we were like going to dave and buster's and i was like ah i always loved jersey now i love jersey even more

I feel that way too.

I mean, that's what Howard, I can't recommend Howard's talk at the World Economic Forum.

He was like, you know, imagine a world without America.

It's pretty dark, pretty quick.

Aren't you not allowed to chew gum?

Ouchy.

Oh, okay.

I'm Libby Emmons, and you can find me on Twitter at Libby Emmons.

And I'm really grateful to Tim for letting me announce my podcast on the show, which is really fun.

It's The Pod Millennial, and you can find it at The Pod Millennial.

We are going to be—this is a soft launch tonight.

It officially launches tomorrow, so it's sort of a sneak peek.

And then it will be every—

Tuesday.