I think the loss of community is one of the biggest consequences of automation and

artificial intelligence in the way they're changing work.

It used to be you've got a lot of community from the workplace because you knew you would have a lifelong relationship with a single employer.

And I was sure whether you were a blue collar worker at a production facility and your spouses get to know each other through the union picnics or whether you're a white collar worker at a CPA firm and you and your spouses get to know each other at the firm minors.

That model is fading away. People in my generation are likely to change careers more often than our parents change jobs.

Who was the young thia brand?

Pete Buttigic, who when he talks, I think Bob, that is really interesting even the stuff that I don't agree with.

I think that is an interesting way to present it.

At least it's thoughtful.

Yeah. And not. And so far I haven't heard him hit any of those phrases that you know he knows is complete BS.

And he's just throwing it out there to make everybody go yeah.

Which you hear from all candidates all the time.

I don't know if that means he's got a better shot or no shot.

I have a good.

How I wouldn't do that a powerful and bitter criticism of Mr. Buttigic coming up a little bit later on as a candidate or his political stance.

Um, his political stance.

Yeah, just something I vehemently disagree with on, but you know we'll get to that eventually right now.

Although speaking of Pete Buttigic in another young fire brand who's getting a lot of attention on the Democrats side of the aisle,

Tiana Lojo and just Tiana's a commentary writer for the Washington Examiner.

Tiana, welcome. How are you?

All right. Thank you for having me.

Oh, it's our pleasure. Thanks.

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