Join Amy X. Wang, assistant managing editor for The New York Times Magazine and expert on personal finance, alongside Alan Wong, a FIRE enthusiast who retired at 25. They dive into the revolutionary FIRE movement, sharing inspiring stories of early retirees and their philosophies on achieving financial freedom. Discover how the pandemic has attracted new followers, the contrasts between lean and fat FIRE strategies, and the evolving definition of success and retirement in today's world.

New York Times reporter Amy X. Wang discusses the booming replica black market for luxury goods. They explore 'stealth wealth,' quiet luxury, and the shift in status symbols. The podcast delves into the challenges of verifying authenticity, the allure of replica luxury goods, and the evolving trends in luxury brands.

Amy X. Wang, New York Times Magazine editor, joins the Asian Friends to talk about beautiful, muscly Asian men and the allure of Tabi shoes. They also discuss the concept of 'him-bros' in Asian masculinity, explore the distinction between being a comedian and a content creator, and speculate on Charles Melton's scent. The podcast hosts delve into the intriguing world of Tabi shoes, discussing their design, comfort, and popularity.