Dr. Eliza Philby

I had a part-time cleaning job, which involves some quite heinous toilet cleaning.

Men's or women's bathrooms?

Both.

Which were the worst?

Both.

Men's.

Come on, you know this.

Ah, you see?

You see, this is what I said the other day.

No, everyone looked at me like I was crazy.

Let me answer the question.

Pin in it, pin.

The point I want to make there, because by the way, there's, you know, my dad, his last job was as a cleaner, but there's nothing more demoralizing than thinking I've spent 10 years in education and this hasn't got me anywhere.

What?

And the only place that it got me somewhere was the fact that my parents had helped support me.

So I'd like, I was like, hang on a minute.

I'm like, yeah, when it was all said and done, the only way I could stay in London

mum and dad.

The only way that I could basically be like, you know, sort of survive in London was the supplement and support that my parents were giving me at the time.

And he was like, you're following your passion though, aren't you?