Katriona O'Sullivan

We just might not have the upper.

And we do.

There's a few families that I didn't even know about them families years ago.

But there's a couple of families that are like way up.

We don't have the royals, for example, and we don't have Eton, but we still have.

We don't have lords and ladies, but we definitely have upper middle class, middle class, working class and underclass.

And the denial of it is really frustrating.

Yeah.

Oh, in real life?

Yeah.

I really don't like people who misrepresent themselves.

At the moment, you know, like on social media, I would see a lot of people who, well not a lot, but some people kind of own, say trauma, for example, and they're making money off the idea that they had trauma.

And they haven't had trauma like in terms of the psychological definition but there's a whole like world now where you can actually make a living or get a following if you talk about your thing that happened to you now I'm not talking about like serious things I'm talking about like things that not necessarily are traumatic and.

So like people kind of own in a space that's not really the truth because it will give them social status.

That kind of fakery really bothers me.

Yes.

And I had a friend who was doing that an awful lot and I just had to like I can't agree with it.

I can see it and I'm like right fine that's what you want to do.

But then when someone asked me to like be part of it or to like buy into it.

Endorse it in some way.