Brian Fabes
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Oct 15, 2026
Is the economy good or bad?
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4:31John WilliamsHOST
Uh, it's hard to get a reservation in an expensive restaurant, and I think, you know, how, how do, how do we interpret that, that stores seem to be busy and restaurants seem to be packed?
Brian FabesGUEST
Then you said an expensive restaurant, and that really, it's important to look around and ask, who are the people around with you? You know, one thing that, that 50 years of this, this divergent economy has created is this, this segregation, um, of the, of the different classes.
Brian FabesGUEST
I mean, we really, in essence, seal ourselves off increasingly physically, socially, and politically, and economically these days.
Brian FabesGUEST
Um, uh, you know, when I was growing up, the people who had the good seats all went into the, the stadium together.