Look at you with your fancy pants job, sitting at your laptop all day, on your video meetings, saying things like,

let's circle back on this, or can you drill down on that, or deep dive.

You know what you are, don't you? You're entitled, that's what?

That's right. Most people who use a screen at work are entitled to claim free eye care.

Ask your boss about getting one of our vouchers.

Should have reached out to Spec Savers.

This episode of the Political Party is sponsored by Cancer Research UK.

In the past 50 years, the incredible work of cancer research UK has helped a double cancer survival in the UK.

As an organisation, one of their policy objectives is to engage, inform and improve people's understanding of cancer and health.

Their work has saved countless lives and brought hope to so many,

but they're not stopping there.

Every day they are pushing the boundaries of science and technology,

finding new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer

to save even more lives in the years to come.

As you're probably aware, last year I was diagnosed with cancer. I had a very

rare form of bone cancer called a cordoma that only one in a million people get. I had the base

of my spine removed. And the main thing is, I feel very lucky to be alive and to have paid a

relatively small price for having had major surgery. I've got a colostomy bag and I have to catheterize,

but I still think they are small things, really, in the grand scheme.

But imagine I didn't have to go through that.

Imagine there was some other way to either prevent or treat that tumour

without having to have pioneering surgery.

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