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Larry Sharpe: How Bad Is New York, Really?

KEY MOMENTS

0:00 – Intro: Larry Sharpe and the other Larry Sharpe
2:08 – Parenting advice: a 3-year-old who won't wear pants
6:08 – Opening for Scott Thompson on tour
9:27 – Why people keep leaving New York
10:29 – One-party rule and Larry's runs for governor
12:41 – Migrants, hotels, and the homeless industrial complex
17:30 – Open borders, vetting, and real-world trade-offs
19:39 – Millions of men who've dropped out of work
20:24 – Disability, My 600-lb Life, and government checks
23:54 – AI, migrant labor, and lost jobs
25:02 – Is college still worth it?
26:59 – No young tradesmen and showing up on time
29:16 – Gen Z no-shows and entry-level job requirements
30:32 – Raising kids to create, not just consume
35:35 – Flashdance parenting: be a dancer and a welder
36:20 – Getting a daughter through college in two years
39:20 – Student loans and letting colleges finance tuition
44:11 – Adjunct pay and teaching on your own
47:22 – A Larry Sharpe AI chatbot
48:38 – Using Grok and ChatGPT for research and blood work
50:43 – Keto, lipoprotein(a), and personalized diets
53:04 – Zohran Mamdani, Bill de Blasio, and true believers
55:12 – New York's spending, schools, and budget
57:37 – Mamdani's background and AOC in the neighborhood
59:03 – Thomas Massie on ideologues and Thomas Sowell's turn
1:00:24 – Government-run grocery stores and La Marqueta
1:02:04 – Talking to people you disagree with, and wrap-up

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Larry Sharpe of The Sharpe Way joins Lou to talk about how bad New York really is, who's behind the migrant crisis and the homeless industrial complex, and just how much money can be made off of human suffering.

We also get into advice on getting Lou's kid to put (and keep) his pants on, aspiring 600-pound influencers, "quiet quitting," "showing your independence" by skipping the first day of work, and the Flashdance career path: be a dancer, be a welder, and always be a creator.

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