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Hi everyone, this is pivot from New York Magazine in the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Kara Swisher.

And I'm Scott Galloway.

How was your weekend, Scott?

That was really nice. I have my closest and oldest friend who I met in the fourth grade out of Markman in town.

Wow.

And I've been thinking a lot about trying to, did you know one in seven men in America and it's up from one in 20 men just 20 years ago.

One in seven men in America don't have a single friend.

What?

And it's one in 10 for women. Friendship is under attack. Really? Yeah, we don't meet the random points of meeting them.

They kind of ceremony and institutions have been broken through COVID following your friends on Instagram.

Generally makes you like them last. People have decided they can no longer be friends with a large part of their traditional friend base because of their political leanings.

Friendship is really under attack.

Yeah, yeah. Well, it's interesting. I would like to get rid of friends, but that's different.

But I was reading a piece in the New York Times on Kinless. People who are kinless with you know as they get older.

There's just going to be this. It's millions of people.

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