Noel King

Like what really raised your eyebrows or made you go, oh, damn, they really thought of something there.

I want to ask you about the question of inheritance because we've covered on this show before the great wealth transfer.

You know what this is.

Yes.

It's like millennials and Gen Zers are going to inherit like trillions of dollars from their boomer parents over the next decade or 20 years.

And I would imagine that...

The great wealth transfer and younger people expecting to get something from it actually may be juicing the prenup industry as well.

It's like, I know that I'm inheriting an enormous amount of money and I want to kind of bulletproof myself.

Do you see that playing into it at all?

Oh, my God.

OK, so you you heard all of the arguments for prenups.

And I imagine you found some of them very convincing.

What are the arguments at the end of the day, do you think, against prenups?

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