What he's writing in this dystopian future is an accurate depiction or relatively accurate,

of slightly embellished depiction of what most people's working conditions are like now.

Yeah.

It's like,

what if this happened to middle class people too?

It could happen to you.

And also, like, the world,

the world makes no sense economically because it's like,

well,

in this reception,

in this recession,

everything's gone so badly that now there are like basically no jobs except working for delivery

because no one has any money. The fact that no one has any money is saying they keep bringing up

and it's like, who are you delivering this shit too? If no one, if everyone works for deliveroo

and no one has any money, like who is buying this? It's an endless convoy of delivery riders all riding in circles.

And his wife is an accountant, but she can't get work as an accountant anymore.

She has to work for a primary school.

And it's like, that's not a thing that happens in recession.

Also, why did he have to like stop being a financial advisor?

Yeah, not explaining.

Because I'm the man who lost a million quid.

And it's like, you don't have to tell them that.

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