Dr. Eliza Philby

Mm-hmm.

But she fully accepted that she was going to have to go back to Mumbai very soon to look after not just her parents, but her in-laws as well.

That intergenerational contract is about, yes, about support, safety nets, financial aid, but also about care and, you know, the responsibility, that multi-generational responsibility.

So there's so much to unpack what you just said there, because I think...

What I wanted to do was not go, inheritance is all bad.

This is the economic system where it's all to do with economic privilege and parents basically creating an easy path for their affluent kids and whole sort of nepo baby phenomenon, which is rightly mocked in society and culture.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

You think it's rightly marked?

We'll come back to that.

We'll come back to that.

Okay, we've got to come back to that.

No, I've got thoughts on this.

We've got to come back to that.

We've got to come back to Nepo babies.

Nepo babies.

Put a pin in it, Eugene.

Put a pin in it.

You can't just say inheritance is bad.

Okay, cool.

But you've also got to look at how...