Scott Galloway

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You want to hear my Nordic story?

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You know, I don't like other people, Kara.

It was beautiful.

I will spend a half an hour with you, and then I'm done with other people.

I'm going to Stockholm for Brilliant Minds, or at least I've RSVP'd, yes.

So my story about Stockholm was I went there a couple summers ago on a guy's trip.

And I was walking around on a Sunday and it was the most beautiful day, fountains, public squares everywhere.

And I noticed so many people out and I noticed it was all 80% of the people out where like a 55 or 65 year old woman

and a teenage girl or a woman, a female in her 20s, all holding hands, walking around, and I didn't know what was going on.

I literally asked someone next to me, I'm like, what's with all the- Women holding hands.

All the women holding hands is that, oh, it's a tradition here, mothers and daughters on Sundays, I don't know if it's every Sunday, get together.

There must have been, I'm not exaggerating, in this square, there must have been 300 mother-daughter duos

Walking somewhere hand in hand, I thought, fuck it, I'm moving to Northern Europe.

I know, it's really lovely, I have to say.

It really is.

These people get it.

Yeah, I agree.

Same thing in Germany.