1374: Safety Compromised by Husband, Traumatized | Feedback Friday

Meet the Red Bull Dragon Berry Energizer. It's one of the many new drinks out now. Who knew ice cold drinks could be so fire? Try them all only at McDonald's. Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, the vegan Torrero waving and whipping this red cape of wisdom around the charging bull of your most volatile life drama, Gabriel Musrahi. Nice and Spain specific. I love that. Know how we do. Ole. On the Jordan Harbinger Show, we decode the stories, secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people. Our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical thinker. And during the week, we have long form conversations with a variety of amazing folks, arms dealers, rocket scientists, legendary actors. This week, we had professor Sonia Lubomirski on how love is formed in the mind, how to be loved more, how we can improve our relationships to be more loved and loving in general. It's way less woo woo than it sounds, I promise. You all know me. This one is very rooted in real science. Super interesting and fun conversation. We also did a skeptical Sunday last Sunday on Milk. On Fridays though, we share stories, take listener letters, offer advice, and get dragged around the world behind the sputtering jalopy of Gabe's vagabond life. A gentle drag. A loving guy. It feels a little bit like whiplash to me, my guy. I don't know what it's like for you, but it must be nice up there in that air conditioned car. Oh, you think I have air conditioning in the old world in Europe? Oh, that's right. That's right. AC in Europe. Nah, son. AC in Europe is crack that oddly shaped window over there and pipe down. And we're back to our favorite topic, windows in Europe. Right. Yeah. Oh, also that during a generational heat wave has been brutal. They say generational heat wave, but here's the thing. I looked it up. The last one, there's been, like, five since 2003, maybe more. So at some point, it's like, hey, this does happen all the time, and tens of thousands of people die from it. Yeah. I guess it's not generational anymore if it just happens every summer. This is just summer. No. Now it's completely predictable and happens all the time. But now at least we know why you're shiny. You're a little shiny. I'm a little it's the sheen of joy, my friend. It is the sheen of living. The sheen of heat stroke, more like. Yeah. But But it ain't living if you're not almost maybe kind of dying a little bit. Yeah. You know? Those days are behind me. I've almost died twice, and I've hit my almost a dying quota. You fell off, man. I can't even look at you. I know. I can't even deal with you. How sad that I finally got to a …