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

The Dude Helping Me Stay in the Saddle as we fight

these life battles, live from the Big Apple, 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. During the week, we have long-form conversations with a variety of amazing folks, from cold case homicide investigators, hostage and negotiators, gold smugglers, and rocket scientists. This week we had Dr. Lane Norton, PhD in nutritional sciences. We talk protein, diet soda, nutrition myths, the truth about seed oils, and more.

I also interviewed Uba Butler, author, filmmaker, social media provocateur. Uba, if you don't know,

he basically creates stunts that reveal larger truths about societies. He created a fake restaurant,

gone undercover at an Amazon warehouse, and more fascinating guys. Got a new project in the. That is top secrets. We're looking forward to that as well. We also had a skeptical Sunday last Sunday on OnlyFans. On Fridays, though, we share stories, take listener letters, play obnoxious sound, and generally wander into the dark thicket of your gnarled and gnarly life conundra. So Gabe, I ran into a dude with a sign this morning. You know that guy? Who's this? Oh, dude with a sign, it's a character essentially created by a guy named Seth Phillips. It's brilliant, right? He got famous for standing around random places in New York, holding up cardboard signs with funny messages. It's stuff people think, but don't say out loud. Like, there'll be a sign that just says stop replying all to come many white emails or something like that. Or Seinfeld is way better than friends. Stuff, just stuff like that. Or like hot takes, but kind of funny. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Like maybe a Facebook status, but instead it's on a old box lid. And so it's brilliant because he needs like a Sharpie and box lids. That's insane that he's built a successful brand on that. It's probably a multimillion or at least seven feet close to it brand. And he needs a Sharpie and box lids in himself. And when you look at the photos, you get the impression that he's standing there all day

getting reactions.

No, he stands there. Someone takes a picture and he's like, all right, I'm done with my work for the whole day. And then like goes and I don't know, has a beer or something. Wow. What a life. He, it blew up. It used to be part of fuck Jerry. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Pardon me for

but that's the name of the company.

It blew up.

He has millions of followers

and now he's basically fuck Jerry. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Pardon me for, but that's the name of the company.

It blew up. He has millions of followers. And now he's basically a meme himself. Got it. It was funny watching him do it. He was doing some sort of like corporate thing, but people on the street were like, oh, and he would like, can I hug you? I'm like, oh, he's an actual real celebrity in New York. So what was the sign today?

You know what?

It didn't make sense to me because I think it was a sponsored gig.

Uh. He's an actual real celebrity in New York. So what was the sign today? You know what? It didn't make sense to me because I think it was a sponsored gig. Oh, okay. So it was like, schooners is delicious. It's like a beer or something or in a place. You could tell he's being managed by somebody that he was mildly annoyed by. I just blew it for him, but whatever. It looked like he was mildly annoyed by whatever guy was managing him, and there was a guy

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