LA’s Wildfires, Trump’s Bold Agenda, and Historic Sentencing
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Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Scott Galloway.
And I'm Jessica Tarlow.
Jessica, so I've done my seven-day free trial of 2025 and I've decided I want my money back.
Oh, what happened?
Yeah, I'm just not enjoying 2020. It's like 2025 got right to work, and I just don't like the way it's approaching the world. I think I went back to 2024, and I thought that was kind of a shitty year.
I would undo the wildfires if I could. So if we need to go back to 2024 to wipe that off the board, absolutely. But besides, did something bad happen to you while you have been in America?
Oh, no. I'm trying to be funny, Jess. My worst day is better than most people's best day. Get it? Seven-day trial is over.
Yeah, no, I get that. But it could also have something deeply meaningful behind it, like something real happened to you.
No, no. It was good. Okay, let me describe my last few days because I'd like to talk about me. So I did a speaking gig at Jeffries, the investment bank. I was in New York, which I always love. I love my place here. no kids here so there's no shit everywhere it's like a i don't know a northern european architect with ocd designed it there's just nothing anywhere and i love it it's my kind of place of peace saw friends went out and then i had a speaking gig in boca and then i went out and got shitty drunk friday night which i hadn't done in a while and you know what i need to go back to this kind of semi-functioning alcoholic thing i really enjoyed myself you didn't wake up completely destroyed
I did. Yeah, no, I did. I did. We're going to gloss over that. But I stayed at the Faena Hotel, which I love and is colorful. And then Saturday night, I went out with my friend Pablo to this new restaurant in South Beach called Sparrow Italia. Super hot. Super hot people everywhere. Good food. Hello, Miami. $28 drinks. And then... Sunday, I got on a plane and I went to Houston to speak to the, I think it's called the PMCA, which is like this big events thing. There's like 5,000 people. I did well there, except I couldn't help it. I made my crack about the Catholic church institutionalized being pedophilia, not knowing that a group of like 12 year old boys were coming out and singing after. So that was kind of awkward.
And then I got back on a plane, came here last night, took his annex, woke up. Here I am. Pretty good weekend. Pretty good weekend.
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