Hi, everyone. This is Pivot from New York Magazine and the Vox Media podcast network. I'm

Cara Swisher. And I'm Scott Galloway and Cara, I am just so excited about the timing of

this anti-mask movement in St. Patrick's Day because I don't know about you, but I find

that people make really good decisions on St. Patrick's Day. Really good decisions. As

a matter of fact, as a matter of fact, I do think that when the people who don't want to

take the vaccine, I just call that natural selection. I think that makes sense.

Why do this at the end? It's just masks. Just the open some stuff, sure. But like,

it's a little bit of a surprise. There's some, there I look, there are just some red flags for

all the ladies out there. There's some red flags that say this individual should not find

purchase in your womb, meaning you should not procreate with this purchase. Specifically,

if anyone ever mentions cash back in a credit card, you don't want to mate with that person.

If somebody talks about how they're into the magic, if someone is saying they're going to get

the real estate license once they stop promoting that club, that just means you should, and also

if they're really into St. Patrick's Day, that means do not have children with that person,

do not have children with that person. And anyone also who in any way says, you know, I'm going to,

I'm not going to take a vaccine. That means that branch of DNA should not grow.

They won't let go of this issue. Like, honestly, it's like, I literally think of like our

founding fathers and like, like they wore masks. They had a vaccine. They had, they had issues.

Just go over this. It's, they got a good. Can you get over this? I cannot. I just, my mom,

my mom had to carry around her. My mom's father, I should say, I carry around this weird mask,

gas mask with ears on it in London as, as the meshishments were raining. The mesh. They had to

carry around the ridiculously clunky mask in case the gas alarm went off, but no to wear a cloth

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