Jessie Stephens

Throw the book at her.

Criminal offence, fined £500, which we all know is a lot.

That's more than any fine Andrew's gotten.

But, you know, Princess Anne did her time, as they say.

On dogs, one last thing.

She's definitely put those dogs on like OnlyFans to earn a bark.

Do you think the corgis are going to enjoy the UAE?

Well, to be fair.

There's an article in Bloomberg this week about how burnout feminism has come to replace the girl boss lean in trend.

And author Alice Robb makes a very compelling case.

So she begins by reminiscing about the 2010s when Yahoo chief executive officer Marissa Mayer insisted it was totally possible to work a 130-hour week as long as you timed your bathroom breaks correctly.

And media boss Joanna Coles, while walking at her treadmill desk, insisted that she was not at all interested in relaxing.

So that gives you a snapshot of what the 2010s vibe was.

But this decade.

What happened to all the treadmill desks?

It's true.

Yeah.

But this decade, the 2020s, is all about the pleasure of giving up.

And Rob cites a number of books throughout this article that really capture this sentiment.

She talks about Emma Gannon, who is a writer we've spoken about before.