Tom Rosenthal

And then let's understand all the things they've done

in context.

Everything is context.

So really, if this whole project has been about anything, it's like, you know, can we know people better?

Can we give people a bit more time?

And to be fair to, like, everybody, really, it's the structure of society that doesn't allow for the time of that.

That's not the individual's fault.

You know, we think we're doing it well, we're just not.

Yeah, the amount of hours we have to put into working and then recovery from the work.

Who's going to have a time to go and talk to anybody on a bench?

It's mind-blowing that it is a luxury.

I really just think, for me, it's like the most obvious change, you know, as we've discussed, like the first thing, people need more time.

We've been able to have a lovely chat this afternoon because we both weirdly have time.

We've been let out from jury service.

You could have easily been called, you know, your name chosen, that's gone.

I'm talking to someone completely different today and it's not the same conversation.

And I'm very lucky to have time as well.

But yeah, the obvious thing that needs to happen is it's a four-day week.

It just seems so incredibly sensible.

The difference between a 5-2 and a 4-3.