ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nick Harkaway wrote: "Don't tell me the end justifies the means, because it doesn't. We never reach the end. All we ever get is means." AJ takes it apart — from politics to his own life — and asks the uncomfortable question: if the road is the only part you actually live, what kind of person are you becoming on it?
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