Joanne McNally

Like, if I go into Hermes, for instance, and they're selling a surfboard.

Is that Hermes?

Hermes.

Oh my God.

Hermes.

Sorry, James and I, because I called Jacquemus Jacquemus once and he just, and then he started bringing up that you said Givenchy.

Anyway, so like I go into some of those shops, the really expensive one.

Like, I mean, Hermes selling a surfboard for 25 grand.

So Italian prosecutors uncover that Dior pays $57 to produce the bags that retail for $2,780, which is a markup of 4,800%.

And there's going to be an investigation to them because there's a broader probe into labor exploitation there.

so that some of the workers, the subcontractors who Dior use, are paid as little as $2 an hour.

Sorry, that is immoral.

I mean, it's not like this is news to anyone, but it is immoral.

It's absolutely... Sorry, do you know what else is immoral?

Do you remember when Balenciaga were selling a roll of sticky tape, just sticky tape for £3,500 and then they had that crisp packet, which was an empty packet of crisp, £1,490.

£1,490.

Sorry, I don't know why I said it like that.

And those rotten crocks that you sent in were £690.

No, I do like the crocks.

It's, well, it was actually a gift to Spencer for his birthday.