Well, hello and welcome to Broconomics.

Now, as you may be aware, I've been doing this series of Karl,

where we look at polls and analyze current political trends and all that sort of stuff.

And it has come to my attention that actually it's not completely

fanciful that the Green Party may actually win the next election. They have been surging

under the leadership of Zach Polanski. I mean, they had a, they had a presence before.

It wasn't that, but they had a decent presence anyway for a secondary or tertiary party or whatever they are.

But yeah, they're absolutely surging.

I mean, I saw a poll this morning that said amongst the Uxbridge types,

you know, the Oxford and Cambridge people.

You know, apparently these people are going to be the elite

British society in a few years when they all graduate.

They are 50% going to vote green.

50% of the students that are two elite universities are going to be voting green.

And actually, that's lower than their age cohort as a whole. universities are going to be voting green.

And actually that's lower than their age cohort as a whole.

Amongst the young people, Greens utterly dominate.

So it behooves me to try and take them seriously.

And on that basis, I've decided to dig out their manifesto and what do we cost it?

Find out how much it's going to cost to have a green government.

Now, I've skimmed through this before and put a few notes together.

And I'm afraid to say, I don't want to give any spoilers, but it's a tiny bit expensive.

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