00:00You mentioned your family before. You worked in McDonald's. I mean, that'd be the first
00:03PM to have ever worked in McDonald's, I think. I can't believe Rishi Sunak worked in McDonald's.
00:08What has that taught you about?
00:09Well, it was the first time that I interacted properly with people who didn't come from
00:16the sort of background that I came from. You know, I grew up in a middle class family,
00:20but I became working class when I was 16, working in McDonald's. And just understanding,
00:24you know, how many people there were single parents, and they were working there to make
00:28ends meet.
00:29Yes. And there's a humility there as well. You know, you had to wash toilets, there were
00:33no special cleaners coming in. You had to wash toilets, you had to flip burgers, you
00:37had to handle money. So it taught me a lot about just, you know, work skills, getting
00:41to work on time.
00:42We're privileged, our jobs are privileged, I think, talking about ideas and thoughts,
00:44but that's, a lot of people's jobs are like that. And it's how you connect with that.
00:49Yeah. And it wasn't a weekend job either. I was doing it so that I could eat.
