Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It is Friday, December 17th. Mark, how is that possible?

One week to go before Mr. Claus makes a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Claus, you know she's doing all the work and not getting paid as much.

Keep telling Theo, you better behave. Otherwise, he's skipping this apartment.

Mark is joining me today because I don't know, I'm tired and I feel like maybe he can help me out.

We were just talking about the sex in the city, talking about succession.

I have this new show. Of course, you know, Mark, what I meant, I love is like the crime dramas,

especially the British ones. You know, I'm so into that. I'm embarrassed to tell you this,

but I'm going to just, I'll out myself that there is some series called CB Strike on HBO

that I have been binging and I love, I love it. I don't know how you find this stuff. You know what,

I just watched on HBO. You got to watch it. I'm curious to see what you think is the documentary

on Kenny G. Oh, that's part of the Bill Simmons thing. He did the a Lannis Morissette one.

Now this is the follow up. I did not realize what a polarizing figure Kenny G is.

Why is he polarizing? I mean, he just sort of, is he just sappy?

Because people who are really true jazz people, so he's not jazz at all. He's a total fraud.

I kind of knew that in some level, but is that just because he's so commercially successful?

In other words, if you were a poor struggling guy playing the same music, would they have that same

reaction? Money is definitely a part of it. They kind of like the sell out mentality. You got to

watch it. It's very, very interesting. I had no idea. All right. I know he's incredibly popular.

I mean, he sold a gazillion albums, right? Oh, yeah. He'd be like 70-something million albums.

Yeah, he's crazy popular. He's not shy about it. The guy is not lack an ego. Let's just put it that way.

Hmm. Interesting. Very interesting. I like that. Listen, I think it's great to be proud of what you do.

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