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My experience as being an American, like everything can be excused on the planet if you have to go work,

if it's for making money, you can miss anything on the planet. And really life is a lot more

than that. And Americans have kind of missed the bus on that.

And our hustle culture has not behooved us. And it has incubated this grotesque individualism,

and we've forgotten about each other. And we've forgotten about collectivism. And that is

incubated fascism. This is Guy Kawasaki.

This is the Remarkable People podcast, and this is an episode that I have been looking

forward to because we have the remarkable Jennifer Welch as a guest.

If you looked up in the dictionary what the definition of outspoken is, you might see

her picture. She is the outspoken co-host of the wildly popular podcast. I've had it. And she

and her partner, Angie Pum Sullivan, basically they turn cultural and political frustration into hilarious commentary.

She's the former star of Bravo's Sweet Home, Oklahoma, and she has an international following.

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