Steven

Yeah, but you get paid from it.

To be honest, it's only in the last couple of months that I've started to make any money because I don't do my own editing. So, I mean, you'll know in the first few years you're paying yourself to do it.

To be honest, it's only in the last couple of months that I've started to make any money because I don't do my own editing. So, I mean, you'll know in the first few years you're paying yourself to do it.

I think people sometimes massively overestimate the amount of money.

I think people sometimes massively overestimate the amount of money.

Just 10 million pounds is quite a lot of money. So, you know, you can be worth 9 million pounds and not be paying anything more.

Just 10 million pounds is quite a lot of money. So, you know, you can be worth 9 million pounds and not be paying anything more.

I want to create a situation where the UK consumer is so strong that you have to invest in the UK. You don't have to be here to sell to them.

I want to create a situation where the UK consumer is so strong that you have to invest in the UK. You don't have to be here to sell to them.

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So do we all agree on this premise, though, that Gary's saying, which is the ultra-rich, which we can classify as being worth more than you're saying... We say £10 million is the line that we campaign for. OK, we think that they should pay a greater share of the tax. And if you agree with that premise, the question then becomes... Yes, but how?

So do we all agree on this premise, though, that Gary's saying, which is the ultra-rich, which we can classify as being worth more than you're saying... We say £10 million is the line that we campaign for. OK, we think that they should pay a greater share of the tax. And if you agree with that premise, the question then becomes... Yes, but how?

I want to be clear. That's the top 1% of taxpayers, which is not the top 1% of richest people.