If you think talking about finances in general is hard, try talking to your parents about money.

What you don't want to do is like, do you have any money, what's going on?

You don't want to come at them in a more adversarial way.

Or, as I said, you don't want to come out like you're now the parent.

What to do about the ups and downs of your 401k?

If you or someone you care about plans to retire soon, that's on the next explain it to me.

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Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Scott Galloway.

And I'm Jessica Tarlev.

Jessica, I've decided after this kind of two-week free trial of 2025, I want my money back.

Are you going to do this every week? But I get the joke now.

Oh, did I use it?

I'm with you.

I recycle my stuff. So, by the way, when your kids are a little

bit older, especially your son, a decent means of... I don't have a son. You have two daughters? I knew that.

Yeah, sure. And they're lovely. Yeah. No one cut this, by the way. Yeah. Oh, my God. Yeah. You have kids?

They're so cute. They look just like you. You have kids? Let's start

rumors. I am a birthing person. So one of the great, I guess you could do this for your daughters,

decent education and power and history and politics and culture and also oddly sex education

is to have your 16 year old boy and I'm about to do it with my,

I did it when he was 15, but I did it two years ago with my 17-year-old. I'll do it in a year with my 14-year-old

is to watch the entire Game of Thrones series. It just touches on everything. And it's very bonding.

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