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Okay, so there's a novel out called Margot's Got Money Problems, which I don't pay very close attention to the sort of genre of more racy women's novels that seem to take right now the publishing world by storm.

This one is a best-selling novel from just a couple years ago,

and it's been very popular. It's called Margo's Got Money Troubles. I first noticed this trend in publishing,

of course, probably now a decade ago with the rise of the 50 shades of gray series, which are just

basically smut novels. And this is another iteration of that. And it's really

important because I think women are reading a lot of this kind of content. It's now being made

into Hollywood films. It's now becoming part of the milieu that we live in culturally. It's now

becoming almost the symbol of, I would say, a dying culture that

this is the kind of art and entertainment that we're creating. But I think there's a lot to untangle here in Margot's Got Money Troubles that people should be aware of. So this is a best-selling novel. It's coming out. They just announced the teaser trailer. I'm going to show that in a second. It stars Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer,

Nicole Kidman, so it's stacked with big names. And it is basically the story of a young woman

who seemingly naively says yes to an unplanned pregnancy and doesn't abort her baby,

which is great. That's a wonderful theme. There's a lot of people giving her advice that she should

not have the baby, that she should have an abortion.

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