Jamie Johnson, heir to the Johnson & Johnson fortune, turns the camera on his own social class at 23, interviewing fellow heirs and heiresses about what it means to inherit enormous wealth. Ivanka Trump, Georgina Bloomberg, S.I. Newhouse IV, and Luke Weil (of the Autotote gambling fortune) all sit for interviews, talking about trust funds, prenuptial agreements, and the awkwardness of dating when everyone assumes they want your money. Some subjects are candid about guilt and aimlessness; others are visibly uncomfortable being asked to discuss money at all, and a few families reportedly threatened legal action after seeing the finished film. Johnson includes his own family and inheritance in the questioning rather than staying behind the camera, which gives the film an access no outside journalist could get. The result is a rare, occasionally squirming look at how the ultra-rich talk about wealth when they think only their peers are listening, told entirely through the heirs' own words.