Speaker 1: Pushkin. It's Michael Lewis here. I'm back with Against the Rules.
Speaker 1: Last season I talked about the attack on referees and
Speaker 1: the idea of fairness. This season is all about the
Speaker 1: rise of coaches in American life. Yeah, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: It wasn't that long ago that we only had coaches
Speaker 1: in sports. You need to stop being a lazy piece
Speaker 1: and work for your picture or I'm going to kick
Speaker 1: your ass. Got it now? Coaches are everywhere. Shut up,
Speaker 1: so I'll give you positivity. There are people who call
Speaker 1: themselves life coaches and other people who call themselves death coaches.
Speaker 1: It's a saying which is therapy is apoth of tears,
Speaker 1: and coaching is the laughter. You can hire a coach
Speaker 1: to improve your executive skills, your online dating performance, and
Speaker 1: even your charisma. I am here to guide you and
Speaker 1: making sure you grow as a person. But the rise
Speaker 1: of coaching is connected to unfairness. The richest, best performing
Speaker 1: people in the world have the most coaching. That guy
Speaker 1: would never have gotten into Yale, but this guy who
Speaker 1: got all this coaching did get into Yale. It just
Speaker 1: seems like anyone who can answer these questions has got
Speaker 1: to be coached. Who's coaching the uber driver. Coaching just
Speaker 1: ends up making the rich richer. Yeah, join me for
Speaker 1: season two of Against the Rules from Pushkin Industries. I
Speaker 1: might even get a little coaching myself. So, Michael, if
Speaker 1: you had something you wanted to be coached on, what
Speaker 1: would that be? I'm not telling at least yet. Against
Speaker 1: the Rules is back May fifth. Subscribe wherever you get
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