Scott Galloway: America Abandoned Its ‘Unremarkable’ Young Men

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  I'm Wesley Morris.

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  I'm a critic for the New York Times, and I'm the host of a podcast called Cannonball.

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  We're going to talk about that song you can't get out of your head,

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  that TV show you watched and can't stop thinking about, and the movie that you saw

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  when you were a kid that made you who you are, whether you like it or not.

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  I was so embarrassed the whole time because it's a bad film, and I still love it.

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  You can find Cannonball on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.

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  Who breaks up fights at bars?

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  Big, strong men.

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  Who starts fights?

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  Insecure people who don't like themselves.

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  So I think strength immediately moves to protection.

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  And then the third thing, and I get more pushback on this, is procreation.

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  Not on this show you won't, Scott.

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  Don't worry.

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  What are men for?

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  We've been having a debate for a while about the falling fortunes of the modern man.

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  And the difficult conditions facing young men in particular.

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  The single biggest killer of men under the age of 40 is themselves.

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  It's suicide.

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