What is up, you sexy bastards? It's your boy, Mr. Tapas, a.k.k.a. Rabbi Can't Lose, aka Noah Kagan.

I'm recording this episode while my daughter is sleeping. I'm watching her on the camera. So who knows

how long I'll have before she gets up. But I've been stressing. I'm not going to lie to you guys about being a father and someone I work

with said to me, he just had a daughter and he said, I'm really worried about my kid's future and it

just got me thinking about it. And so that's what I'm going to talk about today. I'm worried about

my daughter's future. I'm doing it from Barcelona, Spain. We're out here for a few months. And even that's been challenging. Maybe that's

for a whole other episode, but just with the baby and so forth. But it's a weird time to be

alive. I don't know if you're feeling it's weird, but I've been feeling it's weird. So I'm

going to just talk about that today. And what I'm going to that. And hopefully that helps you. Whether you have a

daughter or not, I think that I'm just talking about how the times are weird and what the hell the

future is going to be like. And maybe it's not just taking advantage of it, but how do you be

prepared for it? Do well. Take advantage of it.

All right.

We're just in a weird time.

I wonder if do all of our parents say that?

Does everyone's parent be like,

this is such a weird time when I was a kid.

And I noticed I'm saying that because I'm starting to say,

yeah, man, I really thought the music of my teens is the best music like Metallica and Nirvana and Foo Fighters.

The music these days is just, I don't understand it.

So I think every generation ends up doing this kind of same thing where they're glad they don't have to take the SATs today or they're glad they don't have to get a job today.

But I would say the world, I've been around for a little over 40 years, maybe 30 plus of those conscious and remembering what happened.

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