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Hi everyone, Scott and I are going to be debriefing code today on the show.

After you're here to talk about it, you'll probably want to hear my conversation with former Twitter Trust and Safety Head, YoL Roth, as well as CNBC journalist Julia Borstens, interview of Twitter ex-CEO Linda Jacarino.

I'm still going to call it Twitter. I'm sorry, I call MetaFacebook and that's the way it's going to go.

Good news in any case, you can hear both of these on my other podcast on with Kara Swisher today. Search for it wherever you're listening to this.

Hi everyone, this is Pivot from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Kara Swisher and I'm not on Adderall.

Yeah, I saw that. This is Scott Gowai, I'm meeting tomato soup and grilled cheese, so let's go back to me. This woman named Ruthie invited me to have lunch at this place called the River Cafe.

Everybody knows her, she's like the most powerful woman in Europe because of food. And you know what she did, Kara?

What, what, what did she do? Halfway through the lunch. I was pissed off. I was like hungover. I didn't want to go have lunch with some stranger.

Yeah, I went down there. She's lovely first off. Okay, where are we going?

Halfway through the lunch. I know you're dying to get on to your like code, YoL Roth. I'm in the center of a controversy blah, blah, blah.

But anyways, back to me eating lunch. In this 75 year old woman, like 20 minutes into the lunch, we don't know each other. She puts her hand on mine and she holds my hand.

And it was very jarring at first. And she did three or four more times. You know what? I really liked it. It was really nice.

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