Bush Telegraph.

Welcome to the Bush Telegraph.

I'm Mickey Noonan, just a woman ruining the workplace.

I'm Jen Offutt, another woman, ruining the workplace.

It's simply our right as women, Jen, to ruin a workplace.

And I think we've ruined it up pretty fucking good.

It's well better than, say, the 1940s before it was ruined when women entered the workplace to, hang on, let me just check my notes, keep countries running during the Second World War.

And, you know, the work women did in agriculture and factories way before that.

We have been ruining the workplace for

bloody ages because we're industrious like that. And look, yeah, the New York Times ran the

very silly headline. Did women ruin the workplace before that itself? Was ruined by women

complaining and mocking it. So they changed it.

So there's still no, but at least a tad more nuance.

Did liberal feminism ruin the workplace?

Oh, probably.

And to be clear, it wasn't the NYT actually asking.

Rather, the NYT was choosing to run a piece on its homepage about a recent episode of the conservative columnist

Ross do that. Ross do that. Ross do that. Sounds like a command. Not a surname. His podcast,

interesting times, in which, to simplify massively, two women, slacked off women. Ah, that old

gender grift. Got to keep the fellas on side. Still, slacked off women. Ah, that old gender grift.

Got to keep the fellas on side.

Still, that homepage decision is itself interesting.

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