Trevor Noah:

The one thing that nobody seems to tell you is that as a country becomes more and more developed, the one thing that gets eroded is community. The village disappears.

And what you have to do is you have to buy the village back — You have to buy somebody to look after your kid. You have to buy somebody to help you clean your house. You have to buy somebody to cook. You're buying the same village that they tricked you into not having.

I'm always amazed at the con of it all. This machine, this larger thing, told everyone, "You should get your own house and you should live by yourselves. How can you still live with your parents in the same house? This is ridiculous!"

And so everyone goes off. They get their own house, to live by themselves. They have a kid. And now you need somebody to come and look after the kid. But they can't just come a few…

"You know what? You should get a bigger house. They could live with you! You could have a live-in nanny."

Where I'm from, they call that an aunt. Or a grandmother. They call it a sister.