Show Notes
Rachel tells us about getting a little revenge on a former colleague who made sarcastic comments when she left her job to pursue comedy, explains why the childcare crisis in the UK is making things hard for working parents, and argues that 'don't feed the trolls' isn't always the correct response online.
Tiff and Rachel then discuss political and ideological differences of opinion within families, with a look at the Mitford sisters.
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