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Hi, everybody. I just wanted to come to you before this interview with Scott Galloway plays because Scott Galloway and I know each other. We're friends. And he came on the show to talk about his new book. His book is called The Algebra of Wealth, a simple formula for financial security. It breaks down how folks today face more opportunities

and really more challenges than any other generation before. And, you know, Scott has a no BS style.

He lays out how you can succeed in this modern economy, of course. But I'm coming to you before

because we got so involved in the conversation that we actually forgot to talk about

his book. We just started talking and it just went wherever it went. We forgot to talk about the book.

The book again, the algebra of wealth, make sure you pick up the book and read it. It's a fascinating

read and it's a fascinating conversation. So here it is. Enjoy. Welcome everyone. I'm joined today by one of the most interesting minds in the public space

today, one of the most handsome men ever, virile, masculine, brave. Scott Galloway, he's a clinical

professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business, as well as a public speaker, the author

and entrepreneur, and the host of the Prop G pod with Scott Galloway, as well as pivot, pivot, with my good friend

Kara Swisher. Thank you, sir. How are you doing? First up, go on. I just want to say I'm enjoying

this podcast so much so far, Don. And I recognize that finally, you know, you get, you get Elon Musk on,

but you need to get the downloads up. So you bring in, you bring in a bald professor. I get what

you're doing. You're very commercial. Scott, I do have to say, I mean, we have a unique relationship.

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