The Thank you. And what do you do in that break?

Oh, I can do anything.

I can get up, I can get myself a glass of water.

Yeah, exactly.

I might go and have a chat, or speak to my assistant or whatever.

Something that just gets me standing up,

moving around, all right, what am I doing now? Are you ready? I think I'm ready. Okay, over to you.

Hello, I'm Tina Lee. I'm the chief executive officer for Deutsche Bank in the UK and Ireland.

Deutsche Bank is the largest bank in the

UK that you have never heard of and this is my dufe flip. Tina, how are we? Very well. Very well, Jack.

It's gone quicker. What was over three weeks ago, four weeks ago? I think so. That's right,

when you came into our offices and we uh

had our first cup of tea we had our first cup of tea and we got now i got our second cup of tea

exactly so i thank you for doing this because we'll have a number of young people tuning in

from across the country all different walks of life we've also got a number of people tuning in from

linkedin so all different ages all different backgrounds so i always have a number of people tuning in from LinkedIn. So all

different ages, all different backgrounds. So I always start with this question because I think

it's so important for context. What was your first job? What did that job teach you that you want

to pass on to those who are listening in today? So my first job was when I was 14 and it

was a Saturday job in a card shop on the Finchley Road. So I think when anyone is starting a Saturday

job and you're a teenager, the biggest thing is getting out bed. And it's very simple. Just that commitment to

needing to get out of bed, be somewhere at 9.30 and to commit to it, commit to it, and to do it

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