Rory Sutherland

Now, obviously, some things are slow burn and some things are fast burn.

Now, obviously, some things are slow burn and some things are fast burn.

But generally, it's a pretty good indication. So it's a pretty good indicator, is it?

But generally, it's a pretty good indication. So it's a pretty good indicator, is it?

But generally, it's a pretty good indication. So it's a pretty good indicator, is it?

You do get the sort of Shawshank Redemption phenomenon, don't you?

You do get the sort of Shawshank Redemption phenomenon, don't you?

You do get the sort of Shawshank Redemption phenomenon, don't you?

I did make the joke that voting Labour and having a chancellor who's come from the Bank of England is a bit like going on a Club 1830 holiday and taking your parents along, which it kind of defeats the object of the exercise a bit in that one of the things I think we would like to see as voters, and I'm perfectly happy to give this government a, you know, I think you have to give the people the benefit of a few years before you get pissy about it.

I did make the joke that voting Labour and having a chancellor who's come from the Bank of England is a bit like going on a Club 1830 holiday and taking your parents along, which it kind of defeats the object of the exercise a bit in that one of the things I think we would like to see as voters, and I'm perfectly happy to give this government a, you know, I think you have to give the people the benefit of a few years before you get pissy about it.

I did make the joke that voting Labour and having a chancellor who's come from the Bank of England is a bit like going on a Club 1830 holiday and taking your parents along, which it kind of defeats the object of the exercise a bit in that one of the things I think we would like to see as voters, and I'm perfectly happy to give this government a, you know, I think you have to give the people the benefit of a few years before you get pissy about it.

I mean, that is actually, I'd be interested to know who's signing that petition. Is it people on the left who are just disappointed? Is it reform voters? Is it conservatives? I don't know. Who is it who feels most kind of cheated? I mean, you've got to remember that there are an awful lot of people who didn't vote for them, if you consider the size of their majority, okay?

I mean, that is actually, I'd be interested to know who's signing that petition. Is it people on the left who are just disappointed? Is it reform voters? Is it conservatives? I don't know. Who is it who feels most kind of cheated? I mean, you've got to remember that there are an awful lot of people who didn't vote for them, if you consider the size of their majority, okay?

I mean, that is actually, I'd be interested to know who's signing that petition. Is it people on the left who are just disappointed? Is it reform voters? Is it conservatives? I don't know. Who is it who feels most kind of cheated? I mean, you've got to remember that there are an awful lot of people who didn't vote for them, if you consider the size of their majority, okay?

They've got a massive majority, but the share of the popular vote was fairly small.

They've got a massive majority, but the share of the popular vote was fairly small.

They've got a massive majority, but the share of the popular vote was fairly small.

Well, it's interesting who's demanding a kind of, you know, run again. Yeah. Some of the things interest me because we kind of, I think a lot of people know that there's fundamental inequity, intergenerational inequity, which is because salaries are taxed very highly and wealth, particularly capital gains from your main property, are barely taxed at all.

Well, it's interesting who's demanding a kind of, you know, run again. Yeah. Some of the things interest me because we kind of, I think a lot of people know that there's fundamental inequity, intergenerational inequity, which is because salaries are taxed very highly and wealth, particularly capital gains from your main property, are barely taxed at all.

Well, it's interesting who's demanding a kind of, you know, run again. Yeah. Some of the things interest me because we kind of, I think a lot of people know that there's fundamental inequity, intergenerational inequity, which is because salaries are taxed very highly and wealth, particularly capital gains from your main property, are barely taxed at all.