Victoria Harris

Hi everyone, today's episode was meant to be about what does it mean for women, the economy and all of our financial planning if we look at the idea of having kids earlier in life or later in life.

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What does that happen if we run out?

So we actually have 90, but it's not in the country.

Legally, you have to have 90 days of reserves.

It's kind of like an emergency fund, but for oil.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And it's because so much of the country relies on it.

But out of 36 countries in the International Energy Association, sorry, it's like IAE, and I just had to remember what it was for.

IE?

IEA.

What did I say?

I don't know.

Oh, yeah, same.

With numbers, shit.

I love how they call it alternative maths.

Like, kind of makes you sound smart, but kind of not.