Hello, trash future listeners. Please enjoy this Britnology preview. And just as a heads up, we've

unlocked the UK Rave comments episode of Britonology to the $5 tier. And that episode is linked in the

description of this preview as well. Hope you enjoy. And I think we'll touch on this with a lot of different

kind of archetypes and stereotypes that we're going to talk about. But there's a sort of existential clash in poshness now where there are some people who,

if you are super old money but you don't have any money anymore, which is lots of them because

like, you know, fundamentally fortunes rise and fall unless you're guaranteed land by the king.

And they're no longer guaranteed land by the king and they're no longer guaranteed

land by the king so some of them lose all their money that guy's dead that that happens um so lots of

lots of those people not all but lots of those people uh in the absence of financial superiority will

cling on to the old titles and the old circles their family moved in

and you know all of that shit and really cling on to the trappings of poshness um to kind of

as part of a sort of insecurity that they're actually losing the seniority they once had.

But then there's, and, you know, obviously what happens is like the younger the generation gets,

the more everyone's like, being posh isn't exactly in at the moment.

So there are loads of people who, you know, I know, Milo knows, who are, who go into kind of stealth mode.

And there are various different, you know, you can do the thing where you just kind of moderate your voice a little bit.

Yep.

Or you can do the thing where you fully, like, change voice, change persona, change how you dress, change how,

change what job you do, change who you hang out with, change your political beliefs,

but all out of this like insecurity about appearing to be like your parents.

It's basically like a rebellion.

It's basically rebellion against your parents, but taking the form of like,

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