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...trends are little building blocks. The convergences
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I think they're both related. You know? And, you know, it and all ties into, like, consumer confidence and how where consumers are going to spend their money now. I think you see some categories that are still sort of incredibly important and explosi
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...trends alone aren't enough. And if you follow just that in a vacuum and don't think about how does economics play a role, geopolitics, misinformation, people's thoughts and hopes and whatever, if you don't take all of those other things into consider
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...of cultural shifts that happened after 09/11, and I think that's absolutely the case in many respects. But so there were it there were really two events.
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be all I'm hearing about when we're over over in Europe for Fashion Week hearing sort of fashion gossip. I asked earlier about tastemakers. You are also a tastemaker. Do you have any predictions for what you see ahead for the fashion industry? I coul
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we are within sights of that, you know, with appropriate funding and a fair wind. You know, that's something that could be realistic. So and so by 2030 that we'll have We could have a treatments or We could have a treatment. Yeah. Well, not necessari
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...But it's not cultural. Sports is outside of my experience.
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...cultural milieu, our favorite shows are White Lotus, The Last of Us. This is prestige television, right, with a very small audience, but high income, high education. So the point is is that culture really defines who we are as Americans, where we liv
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every facet of culture. Unfortunately, even though hip hop is over 50 years old, so, technically, it's a middle aged man, Even though it's in that life stage, it's still oftentimes treated as a niche art form. It's marginalized, and I think there's a
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Not well, here's the thing. Okay. So I see culture as being downstream from big forces, whether they're economic forces or technology. And, you know, it takes a few years. Now it's faster because we have social media, but it takes a few years for it
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and she's, you know, the megastar of the music world. Do you think, like, culture like, there's this popular idea that culture is sort of dead. And I do think that is probably overstated, but, you know, you look at movies and people have people have
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Like, you go to China today and, like, people are wearing Wranglers and Levi's. You go to, you know, Japan, people are in cowboy hats. I mean, there's something about Western wear, cowboy hats, cowboy boots that's just so enduring. What do you think
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of how culture is being mediated and how attention is being captured and bought and sold. Yeah. I forget what was that was meant they did Ireland recently and visit family, and the kids needs that same target as in The US versus if you had visited Ir
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