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Welcome to Late Night Woman's Hour with me, Emma Barnett.

Each month we bring together a group of brilliant, intelligent, honest and funny women,

and we ask them to tell us what they've been thinking about,

what makes them happy, sad, furious or excited, or all of the above. And they bring us everything. Politics,

culture, relationships, love, hate, sport, the lot. Nothing, and I really mean nothing, is off

the table. So who have we got around the table? Comedian and podcaster Sophie Hagan,

Vice Executive Editor Zing Singh, and writer and journalist Yomi Adegoke.

Zing, I'm going to come to you first. The joy of doing things on your own. Talk to us about this.

Right. So I'm a very much not a solo person. It actually freaks me out, the idea of going to things by myself.

And then the other week, I was last minute

offered a single ticket to Spice Girls for free at Wembley. And I completely flipped out about this.

I was like, I can't call it by myself. I can't, just getting on the tube by myself, surrounded

by all these Spice Girls fans or dressed up with their other friends and i'm by my and at the end and the end

and i was just like you know what just get over it and just do it and i did you yes i did and i had an

amazing time i you know i feel like when you go to a big concert you're always with friends who're like

oh can you just sit at the bar for a bit can you just like like hang back? And I had none of that. I just walked straight up to the front because I was by myself. I could just push in. Didn't care about what anyone else thought about me because I wasn't with anyone who knew who I was. And I just went literally a couple of rows back, rose from the front and made friends with a bunch of very lairy drunk women who'd been there since 6pm drinking for about

two and a half hours straight. One of them later to be escorted out three songs in by her friend

because she'd, I think she'd vomited on her own shoes. Wow. But I had commitment from the

bounces to get in there. I know. No, actually it was her own friend escorted her up because she was like, I've had enough of you.

You need to leave and you're coming with me.

Stop vomiting on my hand.

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