Scott Galloway

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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · What the U.S. Can Learn from Canada's Safety Net + The Real Cost of Private Schools and Clubs · 23 Sep 2026 podcast

The bad news is more generally this a very

ugly trend because what it's creating is that essentially wealthy people are opting out or sequestering from the things that give them an a vested interest in the success of America.

What do I mean by that?

Do you care that TSA is on strike if you're flying private?

Are you worried about crime when your neighborhood has cameras everywhere and crime has hit historic lows, which is has in most wealthy cities and unc actually across America crime is way down.

Do you care about ACA subsidies going away if you have well, you know, great insurance or just more

enough income as I do that I don't need um healthcare insurance.

I can absorb a hit.

Well I'm healthcare.

Health insurance is essentially a transfer of wealth from the lower and the middle class for people who can't absorb the risk of a big one or a big hit.

to wealthier people who can't absorb.

I try not I don't even have oftentimes fire and flood insurance on my homes 'cause I could lose one and still survive it.

And forty five cents on the dollar and insurance goes to profits and administration.

So technically you're giving an insurance company a dollar.

For fifty five cents uh on risk adjusted claims.

So you're you know, do you care that forty percent of third graders can't read or write when your kid goes to a school that on average private schools?

Spends seventy-five thousand dollars per student and the average public school spends fifteen thousand.

So a kid from a lower middle income household that goes to private schools.

Is getting approximately six or seven hundred thousand dollars less invested in that kid over twelve years.

And just think about that.

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