Taking a significant hit to your growth rate can be necessary to achieve a sustainable business model, similar to how personal bankruptcy allows individuals to clear debts and start fresh.

If we want to create 40 million jobs, we could do that with two pieces of legislation restricting modern farming techniques.

In industries with extreme competition, like the airline industry, where products are essentially commodities, margins can be driven down to unsustainable levels, leading to a brutal business environment.

If we don't address the consumption side of the economy, the loss of jobs will lead to a collapse, as wealth concentrated in the hands of a few won't sustain the economy.

During a crisis, it's crucial to make tough decisions, such as cutting costs and increasing revenue, to ensure the survival of the company.

The current economic indicators suggest that the aggressive cutting of regulations and workforce is leading to negative outcomes, contrary to the intended goals of efficiency.

We can clean up the food industry by stopping harmful subsidies and potentially introducing regulations that limit access to unhealthy food through assistance programs.

Mass disruption in industries often occurs due to factors beyond our control, so it's crucial to build for the future while adapting to unexpected changes.

There are only a few companies that control the majority of the food supply, impacting everything from farming to processing.