This week on Forward.

When it's a big company, people disagree or there's, oh, that's not the process, whatever it is, the things that delay progress.

But the end of the day, you're just like shrug, it's UBS. It's not me.

I think that happens in D.C. all the time, like a big company.

But the problem is that the consequence of this is not just like UBS has a little less,

is a little more inefficient or a worse quarter or more bureaucratic, right? The problem is like our livelihoods,

like our country. The bureaucracy versus the stakes are off.

Happy holidays, everyone, a special episode of me and Zach.

Reviewing the year that was, 2024.

Did anything happen this year? The year that was.

I like you feeling, man. I've been reflecting on the year that was a lot because we started the year in New Hampshire.

We did. No, I mean, that itself was fun and fascinating, where if I remember right, you were up there essentially all of January?

Yeah. I was there all of January, the whole month. Yeah. I made my wife, I made Carly come for like a couple of weeks. Yeah, so I joined you up there as well, and it was good fun.

But when I think about the year, it's funny to think about starting out winter New Hampshire.

And it's like, oh, winter New Hampshire, Dunkin' Donuts, we're back.

Yep.

It was like a version of getting back in the saddle a little bit, you know.

Well, one of the funniest things was that um

jeff weaver who was on that campaign at the end of it he was like see you in four years uh shout

out jeff weaver that guy was fun yeah so really smart guy too um so when i think about this year

there are a number of punctuation marks that stick out certainly dean's campaign in New Hampshire and then South Carolina where we followed it around

and that went for let me say like the first quarter of last of this year

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