Vance Crowe

You did a lot.

You did a lot.

You did a lot.

Yeah, I mean, right at the edge. So I was born in 1981, and it just depends on who's categorizing it.

Yeah, I mean, right at the edge. So I was born in 1981, and it just depends on who's categorizing it.

Yeah, I mean, right at the edge. So I was born in 1981, and it just depends on who's categorizing it.

I always talked about, like, why do you care about millennials? What you really are saying is there's a new wave of culture coming, and that's what Monsanto wanted to surf on was that new wave. But, yeah, I probably was a little old. I was probably almost a Gen Xer.

I always talked about, like, why do you care about millennials? What you really are saying is there's a new wave of culture coming, and that's what Monsanto wanted to surf on was that new wave. But, yeah, I probably was a little old. I was probably almost a Gen Xer.

I always talked about, like, why do you care about millennials? What you really are saying is there's a new wave of culture coming, and that's what Monsanto wanted to surf on was that new wave. But, yeah, I probably was a little old. I was probably almost a Gen Xer.

Oh, I'm working for an NPR station. And then, yeah, of course. And everybody in the Peace Corps... You go to graduate school. This is like on the East Coast at Seton Hall. This is – yes. And I was the poster child liberal kid, right?

Oh, I'm working for an NPR station. And then, yeah, of course. And everybody in the Peace Corps... You go to graduate school. This is like on the East Coast at Seton Hall. This is – yes. And I was the poster child liberal kid, right?

Oh, I'm working for an NPR station. And then, yeah, of course. And everybody in the Peace Corps... You go to graduate school. This is like on the East Coast at Seton Hall. This is – yes. And I was the poster child liberal kid, right?

No. I mean the experience of being at the World Bank was a deeply formative experience because – So the World Bank, the way that it works is the UN is the voting body that says, hey, we want to cut illiteracy in half in Rwanda. So what are we going to do? Well, we don't have any expertise here. So let's say, what's the problem? Why aren't people in Rwanda getting better educated?

No. I mean the experience of being at the World Bank was a deeply formative experience because – So the World Bank, the way that it works is the UN is the voting body that says, hey, we want to cut illiteracy in half in Rwanda. So what are we going to do? Well, we don't have any expertise here. So let's say, what's the problem? Why aren't people in Rwanda getting better educated?

No. I mean the experience of being at the World Bank was a deeply formative experience because – So the World Bank, the way that it works is the UN is the voting body that says, hey, we want to cut illiteracy in half in Rwanda. So what are we going to do? Well, we don't have any expertise here. So let's say, what's the problem? Why aren't people in Rwanda getting better educated?

Well, it's because they don't have electricity. Well, so what are we going to do? Well, we better build a hydroelectric dam. So we're going to give them money for the hydroelectric dam, but it turns out they don't have any hydroelectric engineers. So we're also going to send the engineers there.

Well, it's because they don't have electricity. Well, so what are we going to do? Well, we better build a hydroelectric dam. So we're going to give them money for the hydroelectric dam, but it turns out they don't have any hydroelectric engineers. So we're also going to send the engineers there.

Well, it's because they don't have electricity. Well, so what are we going to do? Well, we better build a hydroelectric dam. So we're going to give them money for the hydroelectric dam, but it turns out they don't have any hydroelectric engineers. So we're also going to send the engineers there.

And the whole time they're doing this, every amount of money they're giving, they've got to pay out all these other people that are connected to every aspect of it, just like all government spending. Plus, they're locking these countries in to debt that they're never going to be able to pay off.

And the whole time they're doing this, every amount of money they're giving, they've got to pay out all these other people that are connected to every aspect of it, just like all government spending. Plus, they're locking these countries in to debt that they're never going to be able to pay off.