Scott Galloway

I don't know, five marriages?

22 children constantly punching down.

mocking people, including the disabled.

And I think this registers huge damage.

If you're a 21-year-old male, you've essentially had your brain wired through puberty, focusing on people who are more certain than competent, who pursue popularity, not principle.

This has to have taken a toll.

on young men.

So I think this is, I think the damage here is just so lasting.

I think we're creating, I talk about the fact that we're evolving a new species of asocial, asexual males.

I worry that we're just evolving millions of assholes who believe that masculinity correctly is a wonderful thing to be exhibited, but that masculinity is total performative bullshit and that our discourse should get increasingly coarse.

So I hope and believe that a lot of people, and there's been a lot of pushback from both sides of the aisle that say Robert Mueller was an outstanding role model in contrast to the very small person who was criticized.

In some, I think Robert Mueller had pieces of better men in his crap than the president.

So when he is buried, he will be laid to rest with full military honors, which he absolutely deserves.

Captain Robert Mueller, United States Marine Corps, rest in peace.

Question number two also comes from Reddit.

Lewis asks, hi, Scott, I'm coming up on my fifth year running a custom furniture and furniture restoration shop.

My primary customers are individuals with furniture that has sentimental value.

For example, mom's desk or the jewelry box my father gave me.

I started the business with the idea of serving the everyman, but I quickly realized that the price required to do the work properly isn't an everyman price.

As a result, I still find myself struggling with the instinct to underprice my work, which often means I under-profit.