Dr. Eliza Philby

No, seriously, I was literally not one of those mothers who was like, let me just bask in the glory of creating life.

I was like, I've got to create wealth because I have to create some sort of financial stability here.

Yeah, 100%.

And I think in America, when I think about how...

my cultural reference point for this, by the way, is love is blind.

How you guys talk about

generational wealth is the aspiration.

There is so much more openness about I am aiming to create generational wealth.

In the UK, no, no, no, no.

That is not stated.

No, no, no, no.

It's something a bit shameful, hush, hush, sort of said, but, you know, sort of actually inferred.

You just don't talk about it because we sort of, you know, our greatest export, right, is Downton Abbey.

And Gordon Ramsay.

But Downton Abbey, we kind of sell this aristocratic past, but we like to go, oh, that was ages ago.

British society is no longer like that.

Class is no longer an issue.

We have a self-made society.

We have a meritocracy.

Bullshit.