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Thank you.
Yeah, it's lovely to be here.
So I'm going to talk a little bit about childhood, because from a very tiny age,
my older sister felt that my mother and father were getting things wrong,
and she didn't hold back from challenging their parental competence.
Her competency she would regard.
Sorry.
She would regularly point it out to them that they were incompetent.
And on one occasion,
she noticed that the tax disc had unglued itself from the windscreen of our car.
And she became convinced
that my mother's failure to display it would lead to our parents imprisonment.
And my mother said, you know, don't worry about it.
But my sister said, but when they take you away, what will happen to us?
And I could tell she properly understood exactly how these things played out.
My mother had to pull over and stick the tax disc to the windscreen with the only thing she had to hand,
which was Green Shield stamps.
And as anyone who grew up in the 70s with no green Shield stamps,
reward tokens for shopping were valuable things.