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Ian, I have a question to ask you, are you a hardworking person?

I think I'm a very hardworking person.

Well, you're okay then.

You won't have to pay any extra tax under Labour's plans.

Although I'm not so, I think, I'm not so convinced you are a hardworking

person actually.

What do you think I am then, a lazy get?

I think you work hard, but I suspect, do you have enormous savings?

Could you easily write out a check if something bad befell you?

For how much?

Well, I mean, don't get all detailed like that.

No, well, obviously, I'm not the Labour and Party manifesto.

Is this a, the reason we're talking about this, this, and if you haven't already worked out,

is that, of course, slightly against the Labour game plan, we are still talking about

challenges to labour on tax and spend. And I think when Keir was on Nick Ferrari yesterday,

he was pushed on what he meant by the

working people who wouldn't be impacted by any labour tax rises.

And his description was that they were going out to work, using services and didn't have

sufficient savings to just be able to write out a check

when they ran into trouble. Who the fuck writes out a check anymore anyway? Well, I think you know

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