Hey and welcome back to those who put in the work. This is the Big Deal podcast and I'm Cody Sanchez.

Okay, guys. So we just had on one of actually my favorite people on the internet, Scott Galloway.

I didn't tell him that because I didn't want his head to get big. But Scott is fascinating. He's written

a billion books. He's got one of my favorite newsletters out there called No Mercy, No Malice. He's a very well-known professor. He's also made millions,

hundreds of millions even, lost hundreds of millions, and has played this game of wealth incredibly

well. But the part that I actually like the best about Scott for all of you is that he's willing

to tell the ridiculously hard truths on both sides of the coin and then back it up with a massive

amount of data and a pretty

giant brain. And he does it in a funny way that it's like hard to not pay attention to. In fact,

Scott is so much of a rascal that this is some of the stuff that people have said about him.

A walking applause break, Bill Maher. Insufferable numbskall, Elon Musk, intelligent, thoughtful, sometimes snarky, and often humorous, huff post. He has this new book out now called The Drift that I just hammered through before listening to this podcast. I'd already read a bunch of his other books like algebra of happiness in the big four. They're really good. They're really digestible. And also if you're wondering, the fuck is going on in the U.S. right now, a drift is kind of like, let me tell you

what's going on in a hundred charts. So you've got no excuse even if you don't like to read.

Supdad. You could definitely read this book. Let's just get into it because it's too good.

And as I was saying to the guys here on the podcast, my job was super easy because I just kind of go, hey, Scott, you like stuff? And then he gives me a dissertation.

So without further ado, Scott Galloway. You can find him on all the socials at Scott Galloway or

Prof. G. And no mercy, no malice is the newsletter.

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