Ross Greer and Gillian Mackay have been elected as the new leaders of the Scottish Green Party, marking a generational shift in Scottish politics. The article critiques their leadership, questioning their fiscal honesty and highlighting the low turnout in their internal election. It argues that the party appeals mainly to affluent individuals seeking to soothe their social conscience, and accuses the Greens of relying on populist slogans rather than addressing the complexities of public spending and taxation. The author expresses skepticism about the new leaders' ability to tackle Scotland's economic challenges, suggesting their priorities and policies may worsen the country's political and financial situation.