Emma Grede

So, you know, it just played out differently for me. And therefore my experience is kind of a reflection of that.

So, you know, it just played out differently for me. And therefore my experience is kind of a reflection of that.

Yeah, and I think this is a very different... Listen, you and I speak as two British people, right? I've lived here now for eight years. It ain't the same here in America.

Yeah, and I think this is a very different... Listen, you and I speak as two British people, right? I've lived here now for eight years. It ain't the same here in America.

Well, the way people relate to race is extremely different here. And if I'd have been born in America, maybe I'd have had a different feeling about how the colour of my skin impacted my life on a daily basis because it's very, very, very different here and very much more prolific and a point of everyday life.

Well, the way people relate to race is extremely different here. And if I'd have been born in America, maybe I'd have had a different feeling about how the colour of my skin impacted my life on a daily basis because it's very, very, very different here and very much more prolific and a point of everyday life.

not just conversation, but everyday prejudice comes up and manifests itself in a very, very different way here with negative connotations. And so I thank God that I was raised in London and I had a very, very different way of associate, like how I felt about myself. I had a very, very different way of the way in which I was raised and how I experienced, like, race as a kid.

not just conversation, but everyday prejudice comes up and manifests itself in a very, very different way here with negative connotations. And so I thank God that I was raised in London and I had a very, very different way of associate, like how I felt about myself. I had a very, very different way of the way in which I was raised and how I experienced, like, race as a kid.

Yeah. I feel like this is, like, my speciality, you know? It's really interesting because so much of that is just, like... in us right it's like hardwired who we are and how many fucks we give and I just so happen to be the type of person that has such sort of self assurance and such conviction that I don't care or I just have, I have such high, it's not that I don't care.

Yeah. I feel like this is, like, my speciality, you know? It's really interesting because so much of that is just, like... in us right it's like hardwired who we are and how many fucks we give and I just so happen to be the type of person that has such sort of self assurance and such conviction that I don't care or I just have, I have such high, it's not that I don't care.

I just have such a high value on how much I care about what I think that maybe what other people think just kind of like pales into insignificance for me. That's the honest truth. And so I just have very, very high self-worth.

I just have such a high value on how much I care about what I think that maybe what other people think just kind of like pales into insignificance for me. That's the honest truth. And so I just have very, very high self-worth.

I think about that all the time because it's just one of those things that we just imagine that people spend a lot of time crafting texts to us that you would like sit and be like, what did they mean by that? You know, like, it's a scent. Do you know what I mean? I didn't even think about the words and the now, you know, whether I was using caps or the wrong emojis or like whatever it is.

I think about that all the time because it's just one of those things that we just imagine that people spend a lot of time crafting texts to us that you would like sit and be like, what did they mean by that? You know, like, it's a scent. Do you know what I mean? I didn't even think about the words and the now, you know, whether I was using caps or the wrong emojis or like whatever it is.

And I do think that there is this thing that we imagine because we're at the centre of our universe that we're at the centre of everybody else's. And it's just not the truth. Nobody's watching you. I think about it all the time. Nobody wakes up and thinks about me as much as I do.

And I do think that there is this thing that we imagine because we're at the centre of our universe that we're at the centre of everybody else's. And it's just not the truth. Nobody's watching you. I think about it all the time. Nobody wakes up and thinks about me as much as I do.

So we've just got to relax. Well, maybe it feels like it for you, but I just don't think that anybody's that interested.

So we've just got to relax. Well, maybe it feels like it for you, but I just don't think that anybody's that interested.

Yeah. Yeah, totally. Listen, and David Swindon is like allowed to have his egg emoji. I just don't think his egg emoji needs to like ruin my day. I'm like, poor fucker. Like, what's he doing? How embarrassing.

Yeah. Yeah, totally. Listen, and David Swindon is like allowed to have his egg emoji. I just don't think his egg emoji needs to like ruin my day. I'm like, poor fucker. Like, what's he doing? How embarrassing.