Emma Edwards

It is the.brokegeneration.

The broke generation was taken, unfortunately, but it's not in use, which is frustrating.

But yeah, it's I mean, it's interesting as well.

And I wish more people would talk about it.

I mean, obviously, nobody has to.

But it's also really, a lot of people say when they watch it, like, oh, this has made me feel so much better because I'm watching you and you're saying you are saving and you are investing and you are hitting your goals and you are, you know, running your business and that kind of thing.

And you're still able to do all of these things.

But I'm also not, you know, it's also a very average amount of money.

I'm not spending, a lot of the time people that do reveal their spending will become like, how much I spent on my Chanel bags?

And you're like, that's nice for you.

But you know, how much,

value you can get out of $200.

And like, you know, a bit like we were saying the other day, some couple of people are saying, oh, I'm not really into like clothes and drinking.

And a couple of other people are like, I'm really into clothes and drinking.

And it's like, great.

What, how can you, it's prioritization, I guess.

I am.

I do.

I like to batch create.

Yes.