Friday night trip to the dump

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It was a real tip bit you gave me yesterday, thank you. Yeah, it was a chabooge bit. For you, it was. Own it, sister. That was good. Right, I'm done. I'm spent. Bye then. Thursday's podcast on a beautiful spring day here in central London where, I don't know, do you think the summer promises good things't know the weather forecast for the next week or so it's very good here today Jane I think is the first day that there isn't that bitter element to the wind it's it's still windy in London but it's not no it's not so I've come to work without a coat on in celebration. God, I mean,

I wouldn't have gone that far. I regretted it. I've got my Mac. As soon as I got to D'Alston

Station. Is there a wind tunnel element? Oh, M.G. Well, there's a wind tunnel element outside

our building that is properly spooky. It's like bloody Siberia out there, isn't it? It is. That's God's judgment. No. No, of course not. Right, let's move on to a lovely card we've had. Lovely card. Quick, bring in the lovely card. Try not to make this job too complicated. No, Naomi, thank you so much, Naomi. She says she loves the show. And she sent

us a card over, just a laughing, slightly older lady. I would say she was guffawing in that image. She's got

good teeth. I mean, I don't know, who is the photograph? It doesn't say, it's from a multi-pack.

Okay, Naomi. And the card is made in China. I know it on the back. Anyway, I'm not sure if this will make the book club. Well, it won't, but it's a good tip. But my teenage children gave this book to me for Christmas. She sent us a copy of Caroline Creado Perez's book, Invisible Women, exposing data bias in a world design for men. And she says, I just thought it was really fascinating.

There's some shocking data in here on the lack of safe, clean toilets across the world

and the cost of all this on all levels.

And also, she notes on page 77 women's pensions data,

which Caroline does cover in this book. And it is a truth, and we know this,

and I think we have talked about it before, that women don't save as much as men into their pensions,

or women don't have pensions as big as men. But that's because we take time out of the workplace,

and even with what the British have now, which is this auto-enrollment, you have to be earning over, I think it's 10 grand a year.

And some women, of course, have at various jobs that they've had to have over the years because of caring obligations.

And they may not earn 10 grand in any of those jobs.

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