Democrats Divided, Market Roller Coaster, and Southwest Airlines
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I just can't wait till I'm single again and I dress up for Halloween. I'm going to dress up as Southwest Airlines and fuck a bunch of people.
Hi, everyone. This is Pivot from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Kara Swisher. Happy belated St. Patrick's Day, Scott Galloway, even though you're Scottish.
So I went out and got fucked up, went into the URL and the guy next to me says, wow, he's uncircumcised. I'm like, nope, that's just the wear and tear.
Oh, my God.
So I got back last night from Mexico.
We're not going to say where you went, but you went to an exciting wedding.
I went to a wonderful wedding.
Yeah, how was it?
It was lovely. It was a mix of really meaningful. They're both really lovely people and lovely friends. Everyone was very happy. And of course, fabulous. It was like a beautiful setting, beautiful people. We had a really nice time.
Oh, nice.
Yeah, it was great.
Anything exciting happen? Did you, you know, do anything embarrassing for the team here?
Well, come on. Scott Galloway and I'm doing things embarrassing. That's redundant. I think that's part of the reason people invite me though. Yeah. You know what the best gift is? I'm being very serious. The best gift you can give anyone for their wedding, in my view, is to get a little too fucked up and have an amazing time. And I do both those things.
Good. Did you do a toast?
No, I'm not in the A circle.
No, okay. What are you, like, D-list?
I don't know if this says anything, but on my wedding invitation, it said seat filler. Everybody knows I'll get fucked up and be on the dance floor, and they know I'll bring someone hot.
Okay, you did those things for your lovely wife, I assume.
I'm a seat filler.
Good, good. I'm glad. I'm glad you had a good time. Sorry I wasn't there. I was moving my mom into assisted living. which was not quite as glamorous.
That sounds close.
Although it's a nice place. It's really lovely, and the people are wonderful, and they're in D.C. Um, and I have to say they handle everything. There's so much stuff to do and they handle. And let me just tell you something. Amazingly, the food at this fucking place is so good. I don't even know what to say. I like would go, I would go there every night. The food is so good. Like not a little good.
I'm going to take you there, Scott, because everyone's like, no, no, I mean, you're going to take me there at about 20 years.
Now I understand, but it's a beautiful place. It's one of these high end ones. And, um, I literally, everyone's like, the food can't be good. I bring it back to Amanda and she's like, that's fucking delicious. It's like, I want to eat there. It's like so good. So anyway, I was pretty pleased.
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