Contrary to your personal subjects with the facts you be tense, but we are a subscience here to make things make sense.

Today we are talking to Anna Gifty, a brilliant mathematician and economist.

We talk about a lot of things, but Mitch and I really don't feel comfortable or, you know,

before this interview said we didn't like economics, but she completely changes our mind

and really zooms out and honestly explains to us a lot of how the world actually works.

Yes, that is so true. The interview is really, really exciting and I feel like we learned so much,

so much so that even in a minute, my what you learned this week, I looked up one related to

sort of social economics and I thought it was really cool. So, stick around and like a little bit

to hear that interview. Okay, you go first, go on the social economics. Oh, we want to jump

right into what you're doing this week. I kind of, I don't know. I mean, like I just want to say like,

hi. Oh, hi, hi, hi, hi, yeah. We're also learning. We're so at home. Yeah, nothing's changed.

I don't know. What else is new? What's new with you? I don't like, I'm honestly like, I'm just like,

okay, I'm at home. I'm reading a lot. I got my legs up. I'm cooking. I'm feeling okay. A big

oh, period, K period. That's my life. I mean, at least it's summer. I feel like the weather's

been really quite nice and enjoying that and we are going to take some time off and I'm anticipating

that. So I feel like even the work we're doing now, I'm like, okay, I can handle this because it's

like coming, leading up to something exciting. I mean, I'm happy and waiting and all these things,

but I do think it's the forgot and near. And so I'm just like, let's get into what it was just

forgetting. Okay, fine. Oh, what did we learn this week? Okay. So like I said, mine is related to

economics. I thought it was really fascinating because in it opened my mind to not hate business

and economics. But basically the study I found was looking at the impact of government assistance

programs and trying to figure out whether they were cost effective or like what is the actual

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