Hari-śauri: Adopted son, oh.
Prabhupāda: Yes. Just like our, Haṁsadūta's wife, what is name? She has adopted a son.
Hari-śauri: Oh, Himāvatī.
Prabhupāda: Himāvatī. It is not like that. But generally adopted son means spoiled son.
Akṣayānanda: Spoiled. Spoiled brat.
Prabhupāda: Because he gets money. One who has got money but no children, he takes some adopted son. So the adopted son thinks that "I have got so much money," and he has never worked. He is spoiled. I have seen many adopted son, our... Got lakhs and lakhs of rupees, and in one night he's spoiled everything. Simply after woman and wine. I have seen it. There was one gentleman, Narendranath Singh. Very big, palatial building and very rich man. And I have seen him when he was finished. He was friend of big, big person, Raja Maharlel (?). And one day I saw in Calcutta, there was raining and he was sitting in a rickshaw. And no friend. He had known practically all big men of Calcutta friend. Nobody is coming. "Well Narendra, you are sitting. Come on in my car." Nobody. I was (indistinct). And he was drenching, there was heavy rain. And sitting a... And he was keeping Rolls Royce car.