Emma Grede

Let's all be honest.

And, you know, it's like, I love being with my kids, but after about three hours, I've probably had enough.

Yeah.

Like on a Saturday, I'm like, yeah, I was with you lot from like eight in the morning till 12.

And now I'm going to like have an hour on my own.

Like guilt free.

What's wrong with that?

Like stop it.

Like we don't need to feel so guilty about everything.

Or the fact that they still pour the wine for the man.

I'm like, what is happening?

I'm deaf.

I am definitely your customer over him.

Not with all that nostril hair.

It's really funny, for years and years while I had my agency, we'd do these big Christmas dinners, as is the thing in London, and they would always take the check to one of the white guys that worked for me.

And we would laugh like every year because it would be like, of course, you know, sometimes I can default look 15 years old.

But I would laugh because I just think like, isn't that so crazy that we're still there, that those things still happen?

And again, I think that so much of this is...

like learned behavior.

These are things that exist in the culture.