Among other things, I noted you can see in difference between consumer sentiment surveys, both of which take into forward-looking in current conditions data, but one more than other. You can also look at differences by political affiliation. Also, given data on defined benefit plans/retirement

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That kind of anxiety is hard to measure in econ statistics, but does show up in qualitative rather than quantitative research. And I think the foundation of that anxiety (people's understanding of their financial resilience in the face of sudden shock) is real, prescient and not debatable.

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Somewhere between the 2nd and 3rd time cooking pancakes, you officially become a full blown expert.

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*right. Goddamn it. I'm leaving up my shame, be gentle.

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Exciting news: Hate the Game is now available in South Korea 🇰🇷! Seeing my work translated for an international audience is such an honor, but reading the reader response in South Korea has been a thrill, it currently holds a 10/10 rating on Kyobo Books!

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