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

Friday, producer of the excavator helping me sift through the substratum of your subconscious,

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. We want to help you see the matrix when it comes to

how these amazing people think and behave, and our mission is to help you become a better-informed,

more critical thinker so you can get a much deeper understanding of how the world works,

and make sense of what's really happening even inside your own mind. If you're new to the show

on Fridays, that's today. We give advice to you, we answer listener questions. The rest of the

week we have long form interviews and conversations with a variety of really incredible folks from

spies to CEOs, athletes to authors, thinkers to performers. This week, Matthew Campbell on all kinds of

just wild crime and fraud that happens on the ocean and the open ocean. If you've ever wondered

about the opaque world of ships and shipping, what goes on, what can go wrong, sometimes goes wrong

on purpose, this episode is for you. I thought it was fascinating to look behind the curtain of the

shipping world really runs our lives in many ways, and I never think about it because we never see

it, and we dive into a lot of that stuff. I just never heard any of it before, which is quite

fascinating. Also, my live show with Ryan Holiday that we recorded in Los Angeles a few months ago,

that is finally up as Thursday's episode. This was so much fun. It went really, really well,

and it was quite a different vibe than our usual show. I think you'll enjoy that one as well.

Make sure you've had a listen to everything that we created for you here this week,

or a few months ago in the case of the live show. Before we dive in, Gabe, I just got back from

Turkey, as you know, Istanbul. Really great town. We'll talk more about that trip at some point,

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