Never Did Me Any Harm
Oh God, What Now?
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The Importance of Suffering
It feels like these concerns should always do it in the Yorkshire accent and in the spirit of the four Yorkshiremen from Monty Parthine. It's also kind of insulting to the past because people who lived through the war didn't live through the war. So then the life could be shit. They came out of their they have elected a radical Labour government so that things would be different. And we built the NHS and the welfare state. My father was alive with that period and he was not a torn nostalgic about being poor in Ireland in the 1930s. He said it was terrible. When my middle-class mum used to just go in camping, he goes, Controy poverty.
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