Shekhar Natarajan

I said, you're not dying on me because everyone else is dying on me.

Because we grew up, the way we grew up, I'll tell you the way we grew up.

So I used to wear black shoes and she used to wear white shoes.

And we used to flip-flop the shoes because we couldn't afford the shoes.

So that closed VR.

And I was standing in front of the queue and there was a guy sitting in front of me.

And he was asked to pay 60 lakhs, which is $100,000.

And the fear they were putting in that guy is like, we can make that person live if you paid 60 lakh rupees.

And I look at that person, and I know for a fact that he cannot afford 60 lakhs.

So this notion, this fantasy of longevity and we want to live long is all predicated on the fact that we can economically survive.

I know there's talk about universal blah, blah, blah play.

None of these assholes are actually doing anything about it, to be honest.

I get on the show like I see the show there was a beautiful show like a podcast televised like worldwide by the way everyone watched it two billionaires sitting against each other talking to each other one guy an Indian billionaire and the other guy is Elon Musk and they're talking about humanity

One guy has 500 billion dollars and is negotiating a trillion dollar pay package.

The other guy has a billion dollars.

Together they have 501 billion dollars.

Multiply that by 88 rupees.

That is 40 trillion Indian rupees.

Put that in a bank and give it to a billion people.

Many people will survive.