So the former president is eyeing Australia's superannuation system — you know, that mandatory retirement savings setup they've been running for decades. Makes you wonder: could something like that even fly in the States? Different markets, different politics. Australia forces employers to chip in a percentage for every worker, building nest eggs whether people think about it or not. But here? With how Americans feel about government mandates and personal freedom? That's a whole different beast. Would love to hear takes on whether transplanting that model makes any sense given the cultural and regulatory gaps.