The Cost of War and the Price of Everything

Fingers Malloy and Tracy Connors break down the unanswered cost of the Iran conflict, the political spin surrounding it, and the frustration of watching Washington demand more money, while basic government functions still seem broken. They also get into government-run grocery stores, taxes, toll roads, public waste, and the growing sense that nobody in charge is interested in real accountability. The conversation then shifts to culture, with Fingers trying to understand why women apparently enjoy chatting with strangers in public restrooms, before the show wraps with a look at AI, why younger people say they hate it, and why refusing to learn it may be the bigger mistake.