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Oh, my God. Welcome back to the group chat, everyone. I'm Sapna, Stacey. And so we've got Sir Roof and Steph, who, if you watch our vlogs, you will already know, but you're new to the sofa. You know, first timers. I'm excited to be here, usually on the other side of the camera. Is it weird? Yeah, I think I'm like very aware of the mic.

I'm like, make sure everything's right.

Like understand the technical side of the camera. Is it weird? Yeah, it is weird. I think I'm very aware of the mic.

I'm like, make sure everything's right. I understand the technical side of it. But normally as well, must caveat that Steph is always, literally, you always have so much to say. And we basically do include you in the conversation, but you're behind the camera. So it's great that you're this side now. I'm delighted to be here. I'm always like wanting to dip in.

Or giggling in the corner. Giggling, literally.

Holding it in.

Yeah, I always forget, because you can't say it's great that you're this side now. I'm delighted to be here. I'm always like wanting to dip in. Or giggling in the corner.

Giggling, literally.

Like holding it in.

Yeah, I always forget because you can't say anything.

No, that's the best thing is when I say something

and no one else knows what I'm talking about. I can just hear Steph. It's like in the corner like silent like. But for those also listening that don't know what your job titles are,

so Root, can you give us the lowdown?

Of course, guys, I'm the fashion assistant.

So you see me in the cupboards all the lowdown? Of course, guys. I'm the fashion assistant.

So you see me in the cupboards all the time, sorting out all your outfits, in and out. I'm always on shoots out and about. So, yeah, guys, you're lucky if you catch me on Wednesday. Always out of them. Well, you've had a busy start to January. Yeah, we've gone straight in. our first shoot we had like two shoots in one day we did nana she looked who was honestly guys

it was insane like she looked so nana is our new fashion broadcaster and editor. So we were doing a shoot for her just to introduce her to the team. And then we went straight in with SL Man. Then we had some commercial shoots going on. And it's just really, really busy. Like, kind of nice to get thrown in and like stuck into it. So it's good. And how did you get into has fact you you actually you studied politics yeah so tell us a bit more so like I studied politics and international relations thinking like I've always had like a real big interest in politics still do then like after uni went into like investment banking and I was like I hate this so I was like I can't do this I was like no one cares what they look like I was like I can't do it and then because I was in Manchester I was like I'm going to have to move to London and then got a job at ASOS started working ASOS loved it then did an internship at Dior loved that and then like waited it out a little bit saw it on Sherlock's and was like right let's just try it went for it and she Who smashed it. Here I am. Court for girls slash. I know. Really weird, isn't it? But yeah, here finally. But yeah. Oh, lovely. And Steph. Hi. So I'm a videographer and editor. So I'm part of the team and video. We do all things to the show. And when we have shoots, shoots it's so much fun I genuinely love my job

I didn't study this in college either so I actually did pretty similar to through if I did

like politics and law and all this so it's completely different worked in like a political

consulting company in New York for a year I was like I hate this so much literally yeah I just thought so anxious all the time. But living in New York, what was that like? Unbelievable. Like the best ever. I genuinely could never match it again. And I think I would never even want to move back to New York because I feel like I could never match that time. It was just perfect. Don't people say live in New York for a year, then leave?

Yeah. So I did like two years. And it was, I would have stayed longer, but I had to leave

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