True. I'm off a fair amount of the time. But I think the foreshadowing here is pretty direct for today. Guy believes the source of the Cererean wealth is, laughably, their "unfair" access to natural resources, and he's been overheard. So I don't know how exactly they'll do it, but I suspect there will be an attempt to induce Guy and Fiorella's eyes to adopt the aspect of sheep.
Hmm, where have I heard that one before, though... That part about people receiving an "unfair" advantage just because they happen to be sitting on a massive natural resource... About that being the only
possible explanation for places like the US having as much wealth as it does...

That, and this mysterious exploitation of other countries. Which what exploitation that actually happened that's a causitive agent of the misery really amounts to installing tyrants. Both the US and Russia did it. And the fundamental difference between Russian and US tyrants was whether they confiscated existing top industries from their current holders to hand to favored bureaucrats or not.
Oh, yeah, I know where I've heard that one from. Everybody who tries to explain why Russia failed and the US didn't. Everyone who advocates socialism, or the left-anarchist positions that I've seen. I cannot fathom how Guy could figure that as the only possible reason they have a good standard of living there. It's the rough equivalent of Hong Kong! A source of reaction mass for any ships heading out, 'round, or in. Nothing much else. Hong Kong at least has air built in. Yet the claim is made that it's these "unfair natural advantages" combined with exploitation of the poor (I wonder when Guy's gonna level that charge at Ceres, though in a way that's already the charge since they're supposed to be profiting at Terra's expense) that mean US isn't experiencing the problems of India, for example.