This Party Gate movie does a really good job of conveying the fact that, yeah, what is this hard work that people are doing all day?

Well, yeah, NHS staff are wearing, like, what you have to wear to venture inside of, like, a nuclear reactor core.

They're having to wear that every day.

But, yeah, these people who are working so hard that they deserve to enjoy, like, wine time Fridays.

They're sending emails.

And also, through our black cleaning staff.

Yeah, they have to clean up after all these parties. It's disgusting. As well as elderly security guards

who are treated with at best contempt, at worst, you know, contempt. Yeah, I mean, this was apparently

a real thing in the gray report was there were security

guards who basically came in and tried to put an end to these parties or say, you need to go

outside.

And they say, excuse me, gov, there's a class system in this country.

I mean, like, that is pretty much what happens in like the scene where this is depicted

in the movie.

But I have no trouble believing. I mean, that's exactly how a

certain kind of privately educated person who goes to work for a Tory prime minister, that's exactly

how they look upon like the help. And, you know, this is a bit of a generalization, but I actually

do think this is a genuine cultural difference between Britain and the United States. You know,

both the ruling classes of these countries, of course, are utterly deluded and self-interested. But I think in the United States, because of the

revolutionary Republican ideals of the 18th century, because of the stories America tells about

itself and because it is just a newer society that doesn't have like an ancient landed gentry

in the same way, I feel like the American

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