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“You got your game days, you got your tailgates, you got people gathered in somebody's kitchen. And here's a shift that I really love. At every single one of these gatherings now, somebody isn't drinking. Maybe a lot of somebody's. The old move was to hand that person a seltzer and an awkward, apologetic look, but no longer. The new move is to hand them something genuinely great. And that's Go Brewing, started by my friend Joe Chura, and a mission I believe in enough to have become an investor.…”

“She is a writer, a rescue advocate, and creator of the beloved community Simon Sitz. Her debut memoir, Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I've Cried About, is a very funny and deeply honest look at love, heartbreak, and growing up in New York City and the many rescue dogs that changed her life along the way. Her book became an instant number one New York Times bestseller and it has already been optioned for television by Universal Studios. Please welcome to the show, Isabel Klee.”

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“The way to accomplish your goals is by breaking them down into tiny, small steps. And we call this in our team, the 1%. And actually, this philosophy is highly responsible for much of our success here. So, what we've done so that you at home can accomplish any big goal that you have is we've made these 1% diaries And we released these last year and they all sold out. So I asked my team over and over again to bring the diaries back, but also to introduce some…”

“Go to nymag.com slash pivot to submit a question for the show or call 85551-PIVOT. Elsewhere in the Kara and Scott universe, this week on On with Kara Swisher, I spoke to Estead Herndon, host of the new box podcast, America Actually, who's a former New York Times, a wonderful New York Times reporter. We talked about the show, what politics will be like after Trump and the playbook Democrats will be using in the upcoming midterms and beyond. Let's listen to a quick clip. It hasn't been necessarily, maybe…”

“Many of you actually wrote this in the comments, and I can't even believe I missed it. This is regarding the New York Times article, which Erica did a few days after Charlie's assassination. Andrew writes, learning your husband was assassinated and immediately thinking, ah, beautiful day.”