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Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback

Friday producer, The Reflective Paint, helping me guide the way on this protected bike path

of life conundra, Gabriel Mizrahi. On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the stories,

secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact your own life and those

around you.

Our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical thinker, and during

the week we have long-form conversations with a variety of amazing folks, from spies to

CEOs, rocket scientists, generals, investigative journalists, and hostage negotiators.

This week we had journalist author and friend of mine, Taylor Lorenz, on kid influencers. You know these six-year-olds that amass a million followers and then the mothers, the dance moms that have the little girls and the weird kind of creepy fan base with their Jim Leotard stuff? We talked about all that. It gets icky fast, but it's a really interesting topic. Most of us don't really know what goes on on the underbelly of this stuff. On Fridays, though, we share stories, take listener letters, offer advice, play obnoxious soundbites, and occasionally meet up in various European cities with terrible soundproofing, apparently. Our last two air quote studios have been a little chaotic. Gabe, it was really fun to hang out in Porto, man. That was a surreal, good time. Wasn't it? Cool place. Yeah. Small town vibes, but very cool place. I liked it. Look, there's a river going through, and it's a very scenic, but I liked Lisbon more. There's more going on. I know what you mean. I responded a lot more to Porto. It's way

more welcoming, I find, but after a month, you're kind of like, hmm, I get it. Nice life. Very sweet place to settle down, but there's only so much, so much to do. I feel like if you're Portuguese and you live in New York and you make your money and you retire, you could retire to a place like Porto, right? and you live there and you're like, yeah, I'm just going to read on my balcony every day and drink coffee and smoke,

which is apparently like the two national pastimes of Portugal. Isn't that wild when I got there and I saw everyone smoking? I was like, oh, okay. It's still going. It's still in 1977 there. Okay. It is. Yeah, I took a little wine tour, which is funny because I don't drink, as you all know, I barely drink wine. But we went on a wine tour and the guide was like, our hobbies in Portugal are the three Cs. Can anyone guess what these are? And I was like, coffee, cigarettes, and he's like, yes, coffee, cigarettes, and complaining. I thought that was going in a very different direction. Okay, got it.

No, complaining.

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