Hey everyone. How are we all, how are you all doing? If you're curious about what I'm doing,

I'm just having a nice slice of pierced armour. Oh, sorry, I don't really get indigestion.

It's not hyperbole to say that history has just been made, that everything has changed and nothing will be the same again.

Hannah Spencer, Green Party candidate, local plumber, has crushed both reform and Labour in the Gorton and Denton by-election.

Her campaign defeated Labour in one of its safest seats and now Labour MPs across the country

are terrified that they're next. Should we listen to Hannah? I think we should. I didn't grow up

wanting to be a politician. I'm a plumber. And two weeks ago during all this, I also qualified

as a plasterer because even in chaos even under

pressure I get things done I am no different to every single person here in

this constituency I work hard that is what we do except things have changed a lot

over the last few decades because working hard used to get you

something it got you a house a nice life holidays it got you somewhere but now working hard

what does that get you because talk to anyone here and they will tell you the people who work hard

but can't put food on the

table, can't get their kids' school uniforms, can't put their heating on, can't live off the pension

they worked hard to save for, can't even begin to dream about ever having a holiday, ever. Because

life has changed. Instead of working for a nice nice life we're working to line the pockets of billionaires we are being bled dry and i don't think

it's extreme or radical to think working hard should get you a nice life and i don't think that if you're not able to work

that you should still have a nice life.

I think that absolutely everybody should get a nice life.

And clearly, I'm not the only person who thinks that because I've made clear my position

and my commitment to working class communities, the community that I am from.

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