The Shadow of January 6th, Johnson’s Speakership, and Jimmy Carter’s Legacy
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Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Scott Galloway.
And I'm Jessica Tarliff.
Jess, we are together.
We are together.
We're in the same office.
You came home to America.
Yeah, I came back and you dragged my ass downtown to Broad Street.
And you're being so pleasant about it.
I'm so angry that, first off, they didn't know who we were downstairs. And this is a ghost town. It makes me want to try and figure out a way to short commercial real estate. I can't believe you do this.
You like coming in, right? That's where you're mine. Went on that. Yeah. I was just like, oh, young people should want to be in an office because it's nice to meet people.
You're just like, you're looking to escape your kids. Oh, I ran. Yeah.
Yeah. No, I ran right out of there.
So the holidays catch us up. What'd you do over the holidays?
I was around for most of it. I worked on a ghost town week, which I always like because everyone who's there is like in a good mood. They're getting overtime, which everyone likes. Not on-air talent, but the amazing hair and makeup people and the tech people. So I did that. We were in New Jersey for Christmas Eve and Christmas. Apparently it's two separate holidays. And we went to Long Island for a few days and then we had a staycation.
Oh yeah, that's right, you said.
Which was the best. I still like my husband. Who knew? I like my apartment. It'll go.
Yeah, he's a dude. We'll fix that.
Okay. And tell us about Safari.
I was fine. I was in South Africa. My sister is at a—our kids are at a wonderful age. They're both 14 and 17, and so are her kids. And so it's fun to get them to hang out. South Africa's amazing. Safari's really wonderful. Yeah, I mean, super, super nice. I think I'm really into this idea of lifestyle arbitrages. If I was 20 years younger—there's a lot I would do if I were 20 years younger—but I think if you could make a U.S. salary and did remote work, I think Cape Town would be a pretty interesting place to hang out. It's so inexpensive. I'm obsessed with prices and money, and that came out wrong. That actually came out right and accurate.
I don't know if you like that about yourself.
But I'm fascinated with the cost of things. And South Africa right now is like, it's sort of the old navy of global cities in the sense that it's 80% of a world-class city for 40% of the price. Anyways, that was my big observation around my great holiday with my family. And what is in store? Like if for just Harlov, do you do New Year's resolutions? Do you have goals for 2025?
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