The Art of the Trade War
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And I'm Jessica Tarloff.
I just came from the Palm Beach Gardens Department of Motor Vehicles where my 17-year-old son now has a full-fledged Florida driver's license.
Oh, why doesn't he have an English driver's license?
Oh, no, we're not doing that. That's hardcore.
Oh, wrong side of the road?
Yeah, you have to put a big L on your car. Now, they take driving seriously here. No exaggeration. To get his learner's permit, you go in. You, like, say, what's a red light? You're, like, different than a yellow or a green light. And they're, like, here you go. God be with you. And then 10 minutes later, you have... A kid, you have your toddler driving your car home. And then this, he did a driver's test, but it reminds me of that Will Rogers joke that I want to die like my grandfather in his sleep, not the passengers in his car screaming.
Oh, that is funny. That is funny, right?
I like that.
Yeah, I remember my driver's test.
Things have changed so much. I got my driver's license. I had to force my kid to get his driver's license, although he's kind of enjoying driving now. But I got my driver's license literally on my 16th birthday. I spent 120 percent of my disposable income on my car. It was just your car was your identity back in the 80s. Now they don't really care.
Well, Uber has made it a lot easier. And growing up as a city kid, a lot of my friends just never did it. And some still don't have licenses. But my parents, who were good suburban kids— Wanted to make sure that we could always drive. But the big differential or differentiating factor was my first car was a stick shift.
I was going to ask. That's gangster.
And we didn't know that it was when my dad signed me up to buy one of his friend's old cars that he was getting rid of. He said, yeah, no, no, we'll take it. And the guy didn't think to mention that it was stick shift. And so we show up to pick it up. And I'm like, well, what am I supposed to do with this car? So my mom took me to the Great Neck North parking lot, which is where she grew up and she learned to drive, to teach me how to drive stick. And I had a stick shift through college, which made it a lot easier to tell people they couldn't borrow your car. which is a good thing because, you know, in college, everyone just wants to be able to get out. And if you have a cute car, they definitely want to take it. But I had a very good relationship with my college boyfriend who I had broken up with and he asked to borrow my car and he took someone else on a date in my car, which is fine. We're broken up, no hard feelings, all of it. But I had asked if I could actually have it.
And he had made up this whole story and it turned out that he just wanted to be on a date. And then I saw him out and I got pretty upset about it. And I was like, what kind of lie is that to tell someone who is being generous and letting you borrow their car, even though we are no longer in love?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic of this episode?
0:00–4:38
2
What recent changes occurred in Trump's tariff strategy?
4:38–7:47
3
How are consumers reacting to the economic changes?
7:47–22:53
4
What are the implications of Trump's tariffs on small businesses?
22:53–58:58
5
How do tariffs affect the overall U.S. economy?
58:58–1:03:59
6
What impact do tariffs have on job creation?
1:03:59–1:10:38
7
What are the potential long-term effects of current trade policies?
1:10:38–1:13:27
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
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