Vicky Spratt

We do still have a kind of big NIMBY problem, and that's playing out all around the country at the moment.

And I think that is also part of this intergenerational battle between people who have...

Not necessarily, even if they understand it, wanting to see the measures taken that will help the people who are saying, hold on a minute, we're here too.

I don't have any sense from any of the parties.

And you mentioned Polanski.

I think it's a vibe that people like about him.

I think, you know, we had him sitting there not long ago.

And, you know, when you really press him on policy, there's not much there.

But as you say, what he's got is a really good vibe.

And he makes people think he's talking about it.

Right.

But it doesn't.

Labour's now in government.

And a lot of these things, even the things that are happening, I would argue, it's not out there that they're happening on behalf of young people.

But also, isn't what she's saying that the social... I mean, I'm older than you, but the social contract that kind of bound our generations together.

Listening to it, because when I went to a pretty normal school and then went to Cambridge...

Never at any point during the time I was at Cambridge was I even worrying about what I was going to do in the future because I knew that I'd do something.

I knew that if I went through it and, you know, got a degree, I just knew that I'd have choices.

And I did.

And I never, ever worried about not having... She's working in a cafe.