Nick Pell

Yeah, a good way to learn what you want to do for a career, man, you can figure that out by learning what you don't want to do. It's a good, decent sort of process of elimination. You can learn that by entering the workforce at 16, 17 years old. Like I knew I didn't want to work at a movie theater, but more specifically, I was like, I don't want to be on my feet all day. I want to think more.

Yeah, a good way to learn what you want to do for a career, man, you can figure that out by learning what you don't want to do. It's a good, decent sort of process of elimination. You can learn that by entering the workforce at 16, 17 years old. Like I knew I didn't want to work at a movie theater, but more specifically, I was like, I don't want to be on my feet all day. I want to think more.

I want to have more control over my environment or whatever. I mean, that was helpful. That was helpful knowledge at 15, 16, 17, whatever years old.

I want to have more control over my environment or whatever. I mean, that was helpful. That was helpful knowledge at 15, 16, 17, whatever years old.

I want to have more control over my environment or whatever. I mean, that was helpful. That was helpful knowledge at 15, 16, 17, whatever years old.

So the Jordan Harbinger Show is not sponsored and does not endorse AARP nor Denny's, even though the Grand Slam breakfast is quite legit sometimes.

So the Jordan Harbinger Show is not sponsored and does not endorse AARP nor Denny's, even though the Grand Slam breakfast is quite legit sometimes.

So the Jordan Harbinger Show is not sponsored and does not endorse AARP nor Denny's, even though the Grand Slam breakfast is quite legit sometimes.

Yeah, we got to have him cut us a check. That's so funny because when I think AARP, I think of my 83-year-old parents who were like, I don't want to bust that thing out. That's for old people. Surely people give you side eye when a 40-year-old baby face whips out his AARP retired dude card. I'll take that $1.79 off my pancakes.

Yeah, we got to have him cut us a check. That's so funny because when I think AARP, I think of my 83-year-old parents who were like, I don't want to bust that thing out. That's for old people. Surely people give you side eye when a 40-year-old baby face whips out his AARP retired dude card. I'll take that $1.79 off my pancakes.

Yeah, we got to have him cut us a check. That's so funny because when I think AARP, I think of my 83-year-old parents who were like, I don't want to bust that thing out. That's for old people. Surely people give you side eye when a 40-year-old baby face whips out his AARP retired dude card. I'll take that $1.79 off my pancakes.

That cuts the debt way down, man. Even a little bit of breathing room could make a huge difference there. That changes all the course.

That cuts the debt way down, man. Even a little bit of breathing room could make a huge difference there. That changes all the course.

That cuts the debt way down, man. Even a little bit of breathing room could make a huge difference there. That changes all the course.

Can you explain, though, how, let's say, reading Hamlet makes you a better advertising executive or makes you a valuable asset for a broad range of industries?

Can you explain, though, how, let's say, reading Hamlet makes you a better advertising executive or makes you a valuable asset for a broad range of industries?

Can you explain, though, how, let's say, reading Hamlet makes you a better advertising executive or makes you a valuable asset for a broad range of industries?

Huh, yeah, I think you might be right. But like you said, if that's what it takes, does it matter? Only in the most abstract sense possible. Interesting, man. This definitely has been quite eye-opening. I think it's a good place to wrap it up. For me, I'm still encouraging people to go into trades if they want to. Maybe learn how to do a job that actually exists.

Huh, yeah, I think you might be right. But like you said, if that's what it takes, does it matter? Only in the most abstract sense possible. Interesting, man. This definitely has been quite eye-opening. I think it's a good place to wrap it up. For me, I'm still encouraging people to go into trades if they want to. Maybe learn how to do a job that actually exists.

Huh, yeah, I think you might be right. But like you said, if that's what it takes, does it matter? Only in the most abstract sense possible. Interesting, man. This definitely has been quite eye-opening. I think it's a good place to wrap it up. For me, I'm still encouraging people to go into trades if they want to. Maybe learn how to do a job that actually exists.