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And you're like, you're not watching it, Nan.
I mean, to circle back, you were probably happy to at least try anything you're Nan made versus, um, anything you were forced to eat.
nearly all of them felt like it was just a policy like children had to learn how to finish their food like my nan was really anti-waste but she was very good at just not giving me things i didn't want to eat and she spent a lot of time trying to find out what i wanted to eat for example and she also she wouldn't let you drink any water with your food or because you think it would make you full and you wouldn't eat enough so you weren't allowed to drink for half a night before you ate anything
It's really dominant, I think, in every book from any modern British author that I can think of, these sort of horrible, horrible school experiences.
It's so dominant in Roald Dahl.
Because I was super fussy, my nan just realized one day when she was trying her different cakes that this was one thing I would eat.
So the cake and Manan definitely got linked slowly over time, but I think there was a moment when it clicked.
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