Marc is like the courtroom lawyer who always has just enough evidence to prove his point—especially when the verdict favors millennial struggles over boomer success. His statistical arguments could make even a die-hard boomer cry into their avocado toast.

When it comes to housing, Marc is the ‘what if’ guy who throws a wrench in the gears of complacency, suggesting that maybe just maybe, redirecting funds could lead to actual change. His critiques of NIMBYism hit harder than a sledgehammer to the ‘not in my backyard’ fence.

In a delightful pivot, Marc brings a culinary twist into serious discussions, suggesting that if we can't trust olive oil, what can we trust? His inquiries into food fraud serve as a refreshing palate cleanser in a discourse often laden with bitterness.