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

Friday producer Mike Compadre and consultation 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, we give advice to you and answer listener questions. The rest of the

week, we have long form interviews and conversations with a variety of amazing folks from spies

to CEOs, athletes, authors, thinkers, and performers. This week, we had Yasmin Muhammad on growing

up in conservative Islam, abusive practices in conservative Islam, and leaving the religion.

This was a two-parter, pretty heavy, of course, but a fascinating look, a peak behind the

Berkha, if you will, into a world that most of us just never get to see. Y'all know how

much I love those kinds of conversations. Make sure you've had a listen to those episodes

here this week. Gabe, before we dive in, I remembered something this morning I haven't

thought of in quite a while. I'm not totally sure of the relevance here. It's just kind

of a funny story, but back in New York, when I lived there like 10 years ago, I used to

do this thing with taxi drivers. Usually I'd be drinking, you'd be night out. This is Jordan

1.0, I guess you would say. I would talk crazy to the taxi drivers when they drove me home.

I'd sit in the front if they would let me, usually they would because they'd be with other

people in the back. I'd ask if they had kids, how it was driving a taxi, get into a real

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