About this episode
The gang examines a steep decline in male labor force participation, especially among men without college degrees, and debates why this collapse in work ethic and opportunity isn’t a bigger national concern. Then, they look at the unsettling trend of mass shooters leaving behind so-called "bullet messages" and what it says about attention-seeking violence in the digital age.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:08:19 - American Working Men
00:44:26 - Bullet Messages
01:07:45 - Emails
01:53:28 - Wrap-up
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