Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to Relatable. Today we're talking about another exciting subject.

And that is universal basic income. Aren't you guys pumped? No, I really am excited about it.

This just isn't... I think I said this about another topic recently. It's not the most sensational

topic in the world. It might not be something that you're going to necessarily get into an argument

about anytime soon with one of your friends, but hey, maybe you will. But the reason that we're going

to talk about it is because you are probably going to hear a presidential candidate talking about

this soon if you haven't already, particularly Democratic candidate Andrew Yang. Now this is not

a guy who has a whole lot of name recognition right now, but he's actually been on some more

conservative outlets like he was on Tucker Carlson, he was on Ben Shapiro's show, but he just is not

quite as famous as the more mainstream candidates, even a newcomer like Pete Buttigieg, but he talks a

lot about universal basic income. It's also something that Bernie Sanders has talked about some,

and if it is an idea that ends up appealing to people, which we'll talk about how appealing it

actually is, you're probably going to start hearing more candidates talk about it. But I do think

that we need to talk about it regardless of whether or not it's a big topic in 2020 because it's

an idea that has been circulating for a while, and I think we'll probably continue to circulate.

It speaks to a part of our culture that is important for us to analyze, which is why we're going to

talk about what it is, we're going to talk about how it works, if it actually works, if it's

effective, and then I'm going to use it just as a launching pad, I'm not going to necessarily

connect it completely. I'm going to use it as a launching pad to talk about a part of our culture,

particularly for younger generations that I think needs a readjustment and a rethinking about.

Let us first talk about what universal basic income is and why you've got people talking about it.

It's the idea that every person gets a fixed amount of money every month from the government.

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