Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, the Fair Trade Organic Lip Bomb, keeping these chops of life advice nice and moisturized, Gabriel Mizrahi.

What are those lip bombs you find in your pants pocket like months later? And you're like, oh, cool, bonus lip balm.

Exactly. But, you know, maybe I should have gone with the lip balm you forget in your pocket and then months later and you're like oh cool bonus lip balm exactly but you know

maybe i should have gone with the lip balm you forget in your pocket and then run through the washing

machine staining all your other clothes with coconut oil and then debate whether to throw out but then

you're like eh i'll just keep using it even though it kind of tastes like tied gabriel mizrahi oh i've done

that i've definitely done that yeah but that one doesn't hit the same, does it? Not quite.

On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the stories, secrets and skills of the world's most fascinating people, and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact your

own life and those around you. Our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical

thinker. During the week, we have long-form conversations with a variety of amazing folks from undercover agents and former jihadis, Fortune 500 CEOs, and rocket scientists. This week,

we had the one and only Mike Rowe host of Dirty Jobs and somebody's got to do it, and author of the

new book The Way I Heard It. This is actually him interviewing me, and we discuss uncertainty,

various social and economic issues,

education, and a whole lot more, a bit of a reverse episode of the show in that respect.

We also did a skeptical Sunday last Sunday on food packaging.

On Fridays, though, we share stories, offer advice to listeners, and compare Gabe to various essential cosmetics, which, to be fair, you know,

he kind of is both essential and cosmetic. I cannot argue with that. So you just got back from

Asia, my friend. Yes. What was that like? Was it awesome? Well, yeah, to say the least,

look, I went to Laos and Vietnam, and I went with a group of business owners. There were 25 of us.

It was two and a half weeks long. It's really hard to explain what happens in two and a half weeks.

This is one of those trips where there were therapists on the trip also in their professional

capacity and also just taking part in the trip. But you do some work on yourself and your

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