Scott Galloway

So.

Back to the notion of offering a product at a good price, right?

What are the two or three things in the front of your mind?

You're running for reelection.

How do you make the product of Illinois a great value?

What are the two or three things you wanna see improve?

I mean, the reality is this is a high tax state, which means it needs to be worth it.

So what do you have planned or what would you like to see happen to ensure this product

as you said, continues to get more customers coming into the state?

To be blunt, I would argue that given your universities, the wealth here,

that the city punches at or below its weight class in terms of technology companies, in terms of actual unicorns.

And given the importance of technology in some of the faster growing economies, and you're a venture capitalist, what, if anything, or if any programs do you think would inspire?

My sense is, Governor, and again, you may correct me, that a lot of kids interested in tech who come out of your fine universities had East or West, that a lot of them don't stay.

What, if anything, do you have planned to sort of, and you just talked about quantum, but to make, quote unquote, have Chicago occupy the place it commands in terms of technology?

Sure.

To what extent do you think states and cities should continue to subsidize billionaire families that own sports franchises?

What did you ask?

I'll phrase the question a different way.

Bears question mark.

Sorry, couldn't resist.