QuickBooks Online 2022, adjusting entry, accounts receivable, or sales. Get ready because it's go time with QuickBooks Online 2022. Here we are in our Get Great Guitars practice file. We set up with a 30-day free trial. Holding Control, scrolling up a bit to get to the 125% currently in the home page, otherwise known as the Get Things Done page. Accounting View, it's something you can do. By going to the cog up top, switch to the Accounting View down below, we will be toggling back and forth between the two views, either here or by jumping to the sample company file currently in the Accounting View. Back on over, we're going to open a few tabs up top to put reports in by right-clicking the tab up top, duplicating it back to the tab to the left, right-clicking again and duplicating again. Back to the tab to the left, right-clicking again and duplicating again. As that is thinking, let's jump on over to the sample company so we can locate where the reports are in the Accounting View, which is on the left-hand side under these five or six or seven letters, R-E-P-O-R-T-S reports. That's where they're at. If we go back to the Business View, they're going to be under the Business Overview. Those in the hamburger, we're going to open up the Balance Sheet Report. The Balance Sheet Range Change up top from 010122 to 022822, February 28th being our cutoff date. We're going to close off or run the report, running it, and then go to the tab to the right, Overview again reports, closing the hamburger. This time, we're going to open the Profit and Loss. The Profit and Loss, 010122 to 022822, February 28th, the cutoff date. We're going to change the Total Only to go to the Months so we can see the side-by-side and run it. Now we're going to go to the tab to the right again, back to the Business Overview reports, closing up the hamburger. We're going to be searching for the Trial Balance. The third report, we want to keep open as we do our Adjusting Entry. We'll range change it up top from 010122 to 022822, run it, and then let's go back to the Balance Sheet tab. Now we're going to be doing an Adjusting Entry related to, in essence, accounts receivable or sales. So the scenario we have here is we're imagining that an invoice is going to go into place that was actually recorded after the cutoff date but for which the work was done before the cutoff date. So in other words, if I go back to the first tab and if I'm on an accrual type of process, then typically I'm going to record the sale when the invoice is created. That's going to be a good system for the Accounting System for the QuickBooks software because the invoice is typically closest to the point in time on an accrual basis in which the work was done and that's usually when you want to record the revenue. But we can imagine a scenario, especially in a job cost system where, for example, if we're in like a CPA firm or a accounting firm or a law firm where you basically might have a month's worth of time or a week's worth of time or two weeks' worth of time that you need to put together in order to create the invoice and therefore the work may have been done in the past before the cutoff date before the cutoff date for us of February 28 and even though the invoice had been entered into the future and if that was the case to be on a proper accrual basis method we'd have to do our cutoff testing and we'd have to say, okay, I've got to pull that invoice back into the current time period. Now I think this is easiest to see when we're talking about a job cost system for a service type of business like this but we're going to add inventory to our example problem because that'll add the added complexity of tracking the inventory and the cost of goods sold. So first let's go ahead and enter the invoice. We're going to imagine this is the invoice that is going to go in place after the cutoff but for which the work was done before the cutoff. So let's put this in for Mr. Anderson again. Mr. Anderson once again and we'll tap through this thing. Let's tap through this thing and say that the date was on, let's say it was on 030522. So that's after our cutoff date but the actual transaction took place before the cutoff date and that's going to be the scenario. So down here we're going to say it was just an ELP that we sold. We're going to be selling something, a guitar, which typically when should the actual sale be made from a revenue standpoint with regards to revenue recognition accrual. It should be when basically the inventory trades hands. That's when we have finished the work. So when the ownership of the inventory goes to the client you would think. So that's going to be the idea but we're going to say that happened before the cutoff date and this invoice is going in after the cutoff date. I'm going to change the sales tax for the generic problem to the generic 5% as has been our custom. We will continue with the custom for the practice problem as it has been. And I'm going to say other and confirm and continue. Close it out and let it go. So we're going to go over and see what happens here with the invoice in the month of March and then we'll see how we can basically adjust for it. So I'm going to save it and close it. It's going to do the standard invoice type of transaction and check it out. If I go then to the balance sheet I'm going to bring the ending date up here. Let's actually go like this from 030122 to 033122 run it so this is after the cutoff date and if I go then into the accounts receivable we're going to then see our invoice. See it? It's right there. There it is. $1,525 for the amount including the sales tax then to the balance sheet. If I go to the profit and loss, the P and the L and let's change the date range here to take it to 033122 and run it because now it's on a month by month basis. So in March we've got the income of the $5,000. That's the sales price. The difference between the $5,500 sales price the difference between the two being back on the balance sheet it would be in the sales tax payable which they put in here at the California Department of Tax and Fees bureaucratic People Administration bureaucratic agency place. There it is and then we're going to go back on up top and back to then our report. We also know that inventory is going to go down so we have the inventory up top inventory asset. If I go into that we're going to say, okay inventory going into the inventory we had a decrease there of the $400 an amount that's not on the invoice but driven by the item on the invoice back on over and finally lastly or almost lastly until we get to the sub reports we go back to the income statement. We also had cost of goods sold. There's the $400 there. We also have to worry about whenever we do an adjusting entry related to inventory and accounts receivable we got those sub ledgers. Let's open up a couple of reports just to check out those sub ledges right click and duplicate this one and I'm going to do it again back to the left right click and duplicate again while that's thinking I'm going to try to go to the one that's already been thought about this one and go down to the reports and let's do the sub ledge for the accounts receivable shall we shall we let's try it out. I'm going to do it. You don't have to if you don't want to you can just follow along maybe but I'm going to do it. Who owes you money? We're going into the customer balance let's do the detailed report customer balance detail and then we'll do the range customization because I'm happened to be working in the future 1231 222 let's do and then there we have it. Mr. Anderson there's the 525 right there total of this report adding up to 22701 50 that ties out to what's on the balance sheet the 22701 50 just as we would suspect it would let's go back to the tab all the way to the right and do a sub report this time back going to the reports on the left hand side for inventory this time inventory inventory let's do the inventory value asian summary and I'm changing the dates because we're working in the future or I am 1231 222 and run it I did all the stuff I need to do in the present so I work in the future now so this is what we got the 4346 at the total so we're going to go back to the balance sheet we can see right here the 4346 okay so now what we want to do is imagine that we need to pull this back in to the prior period because the actual transaction took place before the cutoff date even though the invoice was entered after it now you might say that what I should do then is just adjust the invoice to get back to before the cutoff date in other words you might say hey look if I have to pull this back before the cutoff date why don't I just drill down on to the invoice just going into here for example I'm going to hold control and scroll down and then go into here for example and then I'll just change the date once I'm in here to whatever date I can change it to the cutoff date right there you could possibly do that but we don't typically want to do that because one there could be things that are going to be attached to this meaning we might already have the invoice attached to the payment that has been received and so on and so forth and we also want to keep the original invoice that we had on the date so that we can track the invoice and what the money is owed to us accurately with what we reported to the client so in other words we don't really want to mess up the current system that has been set up from the accounting system if it's working for them we just want to make an adjusting entry periodically to make the financial statements more according to the accrual basis without messing up the current accounting system or cycle that is in place that's the general overarching idea with the adjusting entries or what we will do is an adjusting entry that will in essence be the same as basically having or putting the invoice in in the current timeframe now we're going to do that with a journal entry you might then say well if I'm just going to enter the invoice why don't I just enter another invoice one that is before the cutoff date which will just record the same thing and it'll be easier than doing an adjusting entry and the reason we don't typically want to do that is because I don't want to use an actual invoice form to record the adjusting entry one because sometimes we do the adjusting entries like outside of the system first we might do it like in an Excel worksheet and two we want to show that it is an adjusting entry by using the journal form so that we can see that hey this isn't part of the normal accounting process this is an adjusting entry a period in adjusting entry and then three you might say well hey if I enter a transaction that's in essence similar or the same thing as an invoice but with a journal entry won't that mean that by the time of March 5th we will have doubled up on that transaction it will have been entered twice at that point in time answer yes it will have it'll mean that we entered in twice and that's going to cause a problem so what we want to do is make it correct as of the cutoff date by entering the journal entry and then reversing it the day after so that we don't mess up the accounting department we can then get the financial statements correct as of the cutoff and not mess up the accounting department hopefully by simply reversing it the day after so the way that you typically want to do this I would think about what is the journal entry and you might actually want to just write down the journal entry so you might for example go into the actual form here and say okay what's the journal entry related to this invoice and if I was to write it down and again it tries to change the sales tax on me so I'm going to go back in here generic 5% QuickBooks I told you why I told you why because reasons because reasons that's why you know here we go so in any case then if we go back on over here we're going to say this is going to be accounts receivable let's just say AR accounts receivable for the 525 and then we have sales is usually the other side this is the way many people will typically think about it 500 I'll make it a negative on the credits this is a credit of 500 and then we've got the sales tax payable sales tax payable which is 25 I believe it was because it was 5% because we changed it to the generic 5 negative 25 and then we also have the cost of goods sold and then we've got the inventory and that I believe was 400 which you would have to get basically we could see that if we drill down on the account as we did for the cost of goods sold or inventory this is the journal entry that's being recorded in essence by that transaction now we have a problem with this account and we have a problem with possibly this account possibly not but the accounts receivable QuickBooks would not record anything even a journal entry to accounts receivable without recording something to the customer because if we were to then QuickBooks would have a difference in their sub ledger over here for the sub ledger and so QuickBooks actually has more restrictions than you might see in other software because the adjusting entries we would actually like to not enter a customer because I don't want this messing up the customer balance detail in other words if I go into the get paid area if they force me to put a customer like Mr. Anderson here then I'm going to have this adjusting entry that shows up in the detail and I don't want to do that because that's going to mess up the customer but I have to do something or else they won't let me post to accounts receivable there's two ways that you can do that you can say okay I don't want to mess up the bookkeeping system with my adjusting entry to make the financial statements correct at the end of the period so maybe I create another account called accounts receivable 2 or something like that which would be an other current asset instead of an accounts receivable account for which I don't need a customer for but I can basically combine them together when I'm thinking about my adjusting entries and creating the financial statements that'll be looking a little bit more ugly on the on the actual financial statements in QuickBooks but if you're going to export them or something like that then it wouldn't cause as much of a problem or you might say hey maybe maybe I won't use Mr. Anderson maybe I'll try to use some other customer that they know as an adjusting entry customer so I might say I might just call it like a ZZZZ ZZZ adjusting entry customer or something like that and the reason I do that is I'm hoping the ZZZ will put the customer at the bottom of the list so it doesn't bother them too much it'll indicate that it's an adjusting entry and after we do the adjusting and reversing entry it should go back to zero and hopefully not be a problem to anybody so that's what we're going to attempt to do here we also might have a problem with the sales tax because we paid the sales tax with the sales tax widget so you might have a similar kind of situation where you'd say maybe I want to make another account for the sales tax to put it to connect it to the sales tax so I make sure I don't mess up anything I don't think it will but you might do that you might make another account and make it possibly a sub-account of the sales tax to make sure that you don't mess up however the widget works when it's calculated in the sales tax we might do that as we enter it so once we do that we can say okay let's go back on over here and I'm going to go to the first tab now this is one you might last time we tried to enter the journal entry with a by going into the registers but this one's too long of a journal entry I think the easiest way to do this is just to enter a normal journal entry and do the debits and credits for it so I'm going to go basically up top and I'm going to go into the into the journal just do a straight up straight out journal entry and this is going to happen as of the cutoff date 03 28 22 and this is going to be then accounts receivable accounts now wait a second I'm in the business view I don't want to do this in the business view because I might need to add an account and the business view tries to drive me crazy when I do that do you want I'm going to leave right now yes I do want to leave I'm not going crazy I'm not going and you're not driving me to crazy business view I'm going to right click on this and duplicate it changing it on over to the to the accounting view by going to the cog drop down and then we'll go on to switch to the accounting view okay let's do it again ultra base plus button and then we're going to go into the journal entry a journal entry and this is going to be as of 0228 22 and then we'll say this is going to be in accounts receivable accounts receivable and so notice it gives me the type over here where it didn't do that in the business view way better I think they should fix the business view in that regard but no one cares what I think so that's okay that's okay is this going to be an adjusting entry and adjusting entry so and then we have to assign a name over here and so I could put you might be inclined to put Mr. Anderson but I don't want to put Mr. Anderson because I don't want it to mess up there Mr. Anderson sub ledger report so I'm going to create another one called ZZZ adjusting entry ZZZ adjusting entry entry there it is and that's going to be a new customer hopefully that won't mess anyone up and it'll be very they'll be able to know what I'm talking about there you know what I'm talking about and then the other side is going to go to sales sale of product income I believe that's the one and it's not for five thousand five two five there we go and then the sales is going to be for one hundred adjusting entry and then we've got the sales tax payable now this is the one where they have the sales tax here at did I I just deleted my where's my balance sheet my balance sheet is gone let's go back I think it's in here balance sheet the sales tax account was the California board of something something let me just check it down here it's called the California so I'm going to try to make a sub account of that account so that I don't I don't mess up that account so I'm going to say okay sub account I'm just going to call it sales tax payable sales tax payable I should make the California account the sub account of this one but anyways sales tax payable tab and then I'm going to add it it's going to be a liability account other current liability and then I'm just going to say other current liability sales tax payable sub account of the California California department of tax so I can kind of connect it together without actually recording something directly to that account so it doesn't mess up the little widget thing that they use with the sales tax saving it there we go okay here we go and then I've got the cost of goods sold cost of the goods that are sold 400 nothing special needs to happen there no special needs happening on the cost of goods sold and then inventory inventory has a sub ledger too so you might think maybe I should have another inventory account but QuickBooks allows us to post to the inventory without kind of recording an actual item unlike the accounts receivable which is actually good for us it's going to throw off the sub ledger but that's okay because I know exactly what it is and when we do the reversing entry we'll be back in balance so I'm going to say inventory I'm just going to record that right to the inventory asset account there it is hold control scroll down a bit so we can see it in the glory that is this adjusting journal entry so let's go ahead and record it and see if it does what we think it should which is in essence pull in that invoice into the current period let's see if it lets me save it or if it gives me any kind of error no saved perfectly fine go back up top run it again rerun this is a rerun let's do this as of let's do it as of 022822 just that one date 022822 so I can look at just that transaction run it holding control scrolling up a bit and then I can go into the AR and then if I go down we see there's my journal entry there's my journal entry as of the end of the date now if I pull the date up to 030522 then you can see it's in there twice now that's a problem but it's correct as of the cutoff date and we'll do a reversing entry to fix it after after the cutoff date so we'll deal with that next time going back to the balance sheet back to the big balance sheet if we then go to the to the income statement which is the side by side comparison I love that works so good right here that we can see it all side by side then we can see that if we go to February here the month of Feb we've got then the 500 for the adjusting entry right there and then if I bring the date range up to 030522 you see the same thing it's going to be doubled up if we bring it out on that transaction that happened on 0535 but we're going to do a reversing entry on 031 next time which will fix that problem right now we're correct as of the cutoff date end of February the difference between those two is back on the balance sheet and it's down here in the California department of so on notice I just made this one a sub category so we can kind of close it up and still use this to report it nicely without it being too ugly but there's the 25 that we recorded there and then we've got the inventory is going to be up top inventory there it is if I go into the inventory we're going to have the same kind of activity let's see it check it out there's the $400 for the adjusting entry journal entry if I was to increase the date range to 030522 run it again again there's the 400 it's doubled up because it's in there twice we're going to do a reversing entry to fix that but it's correct as of the cutoff date which is the point for the adjusting entry we'll worry about the next thing next time we're then going to go to the tab to the right and one more time we'll look at the cost of the goods that are sold let's check it out shall we cost of the goods that are sold that's what we want to look at this time so if we go down there it is the journal entry looks good if I change the date range once again 03050 or 2222 we run that look at there it is there's the 4 and the 4 it's in there twice again we'll fix that with the reversing entry but this is what we want for now this is good for now back then to our profit and the loss now let's check our sub ledgers if I go back to the first tab and I go to my accounts receivable there's my accounts receivable what happened to the sub ledger because they made me put a customer next to it so if I go to my sub ledger over here is that the sub ledger yeah let's run it again run it run it Jenny told me to run so I was running so I'm going to change the range up top and end this one on oath on<PHONE_NUMBER>22 and run it and then if I scroll down notice we didn't include it in Mr. Anderson so it doesn't mess up Anderson's customers detail what we did is we put it down below way down here so it's kind of out of the way for our adjusting entry notice everything else is being made up of invoices down here we have a journal entry that's a little funny that can mess things up because it's harder to connect the journal entry to another journal entry that's going to close it out right so in other words the invoice is typically going to be connected to the payment that happens after it so and that's the process that we would like to see we would only really like to see on the bookkeeping side of things invoices and then the pay kind of documents that will be tying each other together so we can track that information looking and finding and tracking the invoices that are open so in any case we got the 525 it is recorded that we're up to 2270150 that should tie out still to what's on the balance sheet because they forced us to be able to tie out by making us enter that customer but the inventory they did not make us enter an item and therefore the inventory is not going to tie out to the sub ledger if I go back on over to the sub ledger here and I was to change the date let's make this one as of 022822 run it we're not going to be tied out here and if I pull out the trusty calculator for some trusty calculations I want to do some calculations you need the calculator for that 4746 at least I do let's go back on over and then I'm going to go back to the balance sheet the balance sheet and then the balance sheet is at minus 4346 it's off by what 400 I've seen that number before that's the cost of the inventory that we put in so it's off by the inventory that we put in there which makes sense because we didn't assign it to an actual item so it couldn't pick it up in the sub ledger which is actually good in this event it's bad in that it's easier to get out of context or get out of alignment with the inventory but good because I don't have to mess up the inventory sub ledgers over here in tracking the inventory to put the adjusting entry in place so that is nice it will be back in balance once we do the reversing entry next time so don't worry don't worry it'll be okay I think I'm pretty sure so let's go to the first tab then and hold down control scroll down a bit and I now want to look at the get paid and pay area just to note that if you're on the bookkeeping side of things again if you're on like if you're doing the accounting you're concerned with especially if you're in an accounts receivable department you're concerned with tracking the receivables of course and if you're in the adjusting department and you've never really worked in the accounting department you work for example at a CPA firm you're concerned with making the financial statements correct and you might not be thinking about all the other kind of things that are going to be involved on the other side of this center if I put that information the journal entry into Anderson here which is probably what most accountants would do that are in public accounting just because they were forced to put it somewhere and that's where they then I'd have that information that would be in here on the bookkeeping side which is kind of annoying to have and so even if you reverse it we're still going to have that in this customer's account which is kind of annoying so instead we could either make another account entirely once again that wasn't an accounts receivable account to avoid the sub ledger all together so it wouldn't mess up this area or we tried to down here make an account called ZZZ adjusting entry at the bottom because it starts with the Z's and so hopefully this would be an indication to the accounting department hey look this is an adjusting entry thing it should go away you should see it ticket and tying out to see the normal invoice and then the pay amount because they're adjusting entries hopefully it doesn't mess up any other reports as we do that that's that's the goal so we'll do the reversing entry next time but for now let's take a look at the trustee TV here to see where we stand and let's do this as of the cutoff date so I'm going to run it as of the cutoff date and then if you tie out to what we have here great if not then then try changing the date range and we'll do another report which will be the journal entry reports at the end to double check our numbers let's take a quick look at that journal report now too because this is an interesting journal entry I could hold control down and scroll down go into the reports area and let's just take a quick look at the journal report the journal report and so let's run this one as of 2822 to 022822 run it and then I'm going to change so I can just look at the journal so I'm going to customize it be doing some filters some filter action transaction type which is going to be a journal entry that's what we want run it there we go so now we've got these two adjusting entries and we got this one so fairly longer kind of adjusting entry but you can see how you can kind of look them up and see that they are you know differentiate the adjusting entries from the other kind of transactions due to them being a journal due to us reporting adjusting entry in them due to them being at the end of the period in this case the end of the month end of February 228 the cutoff date


So let's put the turbidity currents and turbidites together into a process. So what we have is we have a submarine slope here, one of our water level is up here. So this is an ocean, or it could be a lake. And the turbidites are first triggered by a submarine landslide. I'm just going to use submarine instead of lake. We'll call it end of slope failure. So this slope failure can be triggered by any number of things like an earthquake, a storm, a flood from a river that brings out lots of sediment and steepens the slope too much, tsunamis, all sorts of different things. So what happens in this component here, once you have the landslide, you get mixing of sediment and water to form a slurry that's denser than the surrounding water. And that forms the actual turbidity current. So because it's denser than water, it will flow down slope. So the third component is that the turbidity current, which is that slurry, flows down the slope. And this is the point where it can actually be erosional and help create those canyons. So it often erodes more sediment as it goes down. So it keeps flowing down, and at some point it starts slowing down. And that's in large part because the slope decreases. So the friction within the flow among the sediment grains and with the bottom slows the flow down. And when it starts flowing down enough, it starts depositing some sediment. Okay, so it's still flowing down, but maybe it's getting slower and less turbulent. And then sort of at this point, you start accumulating sediment. So we have these five steps more or less that reflect the stages of a turbidity current. And we can also look at what happens on the seafloor. So there are two things that are changing. I described the changes down slope, but then you also have changes through time, which are reflected vertically by the deposition of the sediment. So the changes through time are what we would see vertically if we're looking at a sequence of rock. The changes down slope would be what would happen if we could walk a set of beds laterally all representing the same time. So if we look at any given spot in time, so let's say we look right here and we can look at the flow speed as a function of time. So from A to B. So before the turbidite actually happens, the flow speed is zero. So this is where A is. And then the flow speed is suddenly very, very high. And then the turbidite passes and the front of the turbidite is moving the fastest. And then there's water being pulled around behind it as well. So it slows down through time. So maybe it has this peak flow for a little while, and then it slows down through time and goes back to essentially zero. Okay, so in any given spot, the flow speed slows down through time. So we can look at what we would predict with the flow speed. And I mentioned before that you have erosion. And so this sudden increase in flow speed often causes erosion. And then this time when the flow speed is slowing down through time, you get deposition. And then when you get out, and this would be deposition of the turbidite, and then when you go back to a flow speed of zero again, you get the mud. It's just the background sediment in the ocean settling out, and you get the mud accumulation. So at any given point, what you can see is this history of the flow speed recorded in the actual rock. Thanks for watching.


What's going on infinite fam welcome back to another video if you guys are new to the channel Make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your post notification bell leave a positive comment down below And you guys will get a post notification shot at the end of today's video. Isn't that right, baby? So guys the prank I'm gonna be doing today is going to really hurt my heart even though it's just a prank So as you guys can tell by the title and thumb out video your boy is basically gonna be telling his girlfriend that we are Putting our dog up for adoption now Obviously, this is something that we would never do just because we love this little guy so much guys I don't think you understand how much happiness this little guy brings to Janice and I he's literally our whole world He's literally like our son, but right now Janice is in the bathroom. She's finishing up getting ready You know her makeup or they're getting dressed her hair. I don't know. She's in the bathroom doing something So what I plan on doing is setting up the camera in the living room and then making it look like blooper peed On the carpet in the living room.  Now.   No, you're not and I'm just gonna keep insisting like no I don't want him anymore. He pees too much. He has to go now, baby. I would never get to you. You know that, right? Be a guy's enough talking I'm gonna go set the camera up and let's get the spring started Bro, oh my god blooper, what the heck?   You're all dealing it. Come here baby. Okay, and you can clean it. You've done it before. He's not supposed to pee in the house I get it. It's annoying. Did you take him out this morning? No, I forgot but still. Okay then, then why are you mad at him? No, that doesn't give him the right to just pee wherever he wants, especially on a carpet we just got. Babe, if he has to use the bathroom, then he's gonna use the bathroom. You should have told me to take him out and I wouldn't have done it Then he wouldn't have peed. Babe, you see this carpet, right? You see it's like mainly white? Yes It's a new carpet. Okay, and he's over here putting his yellow pee all over it. Yeah, I shouldn't have to clean pee Babe, okay, why are you so angry right now? Oh, that's serious. No, it's not.  Yes, it is and he just thinks he can go to the toilet.  Okay, do you realize you're mad at him because he peed. He's a dog He's not a human being.  Yes he does If he has to go, he has to go. Okay, but he's different if you took him out and he peed in a random place I understand that is something to be upset over, but don't get mad at him when you forgot Get him out of my face. I don't even want to see him. I don't want to see him Put him in the clean, close the door, I don't want to see him I'm honestly, after this, I'm thinking about putting him up for adoption at this point And I'm not joking and I'm not saying that out of anger. I'm being dead serious I'm really thinking about putting him up for adoption Alright, you're not putting my dog up for adoption I just might. I'm being dead serious. I just might You're not putting my baby up for adoption I'm being dead serious No, you're not I'm not joking Okay, I'm not joking either.  Where's my dog? You're not putting him up for adoption, dude. I'm not kidding I'm not kidding either. You think that's just okay to do. That's not okay Well, how would you feel if I just go to the bedroom and I just pee on your pillow?  That doesn't give him the right to pee He knows that he needs to wait to go outside Okay, but he probably had to go really bad It's not his fault that you forgot to take him out You have to go really bad.  He's a dog.    It's not acceptable to what I'm saying. It's not that serious I'll clean it. I'll clean it. That's what parents do I'm literally on my knees scrubbing pee If it's not that big of a deal, why don't you do it then? If you don't want to do it, then he's going up for adoption I can put him up for adoption tomorrow morning You're not putting him up for adoption. It's not that serious Okay?  You're not putting my dog up for adoption You have to fall asleep at some point. So when you fall asleep, I'm taking him It's as simple as that And you have to not hear you. You're not taking him anywhere Alright, watch.  That's okay I don't think it's okay. I'm ready for adoption Okay, nothing. You're not You might as well just start collecting all his toys all over the floor and all that Where's this other toy? No! Leave him stuck here He has a ball over there. You might as well collect it, put it in a basket Give it to the adoption center too You're not putting him up for adoption Alright, watch You're being super irrational right now You want the toy? You want the toy? Too bad.  I'm not. Both of you You're not putting him up for adoption Okay, keep saying that Watch. Tomorrow morning Tomorrow morning, he's gonna be at the center.  What prank is this? You want to play? You want to play? You want to play? What prank is this? You think I'd really give him up for adoption?    I would never do that Oh, hairball? Really, P, I was scrubbing nothing A broken sweat, too Look at the- Wow, look at my baby You know daddy would never do that, right? Daddy loves you too much Daddy loves you way too much Mommy, on the other hand We're going to put mommy up for adoption Boy You want to put mommy up for adoption?  Yeah, I- You're crazy I thought you were serious No, I would never I was like Is he really saying this to me right now? Like, has he lost his damn mind? All the stuff that me and him do He's like my best friend You think I'd really put him up for adoption?  No Wow Team Mommy Alright, infinite fam So I hope you guys enjoyed today's video I really feel like I hit her where it hurts And I thought she was going to cry at one point If you were to cry I would have just ended it right there But thank God you didn't Because I really wanted to keep this as long as possible You're a cruel, you're a cruel person Yeah, yeah, I heard it all before Anyway, guys If you guys enjoyed today's video Make sure you guys give it a big thumbs up Today's post notification shout out goes out to Owen Bauer Shout out to you all Thank you so much for having your post notifications turned on If you guys want a post notification shout out All you guys got to do is like, comment, share And subscribe And comment down below Team Isaiah No Well, wow, you got anything you want to say? Maybe team Isaiah Team Papa No Love you, well, wow


Russia sends injured soldiers from hospitals to front lines. The Kremlin regime is mobilizing injured Russian soldiers with various wounds, directly from hospitals to the front lines due to a catastrophic lack of manpower, Russian telegram channel Sutter reported. A video surfaced from the temporarily occupied Georgian region of Abkhazia, where the Russian military unit 09332 is stationed. This is a seventh military base. The footage captures soldiers, some on stretchers, being taken out of the hospital and loaded into the cargo compartment of a truck. Men did not complete the necessary treatment, reads the description of the published footage. Initially, they were mobilized precisely to this unit in Abkhazia. Some of the mobilized individuals were even handcuffed, and one of them attempted to physically resist his escorts. Individuals with unhealed wounds in Russia are primarily recruited into the storm Z-units, which the Russian Defense Ministry employs for its cannon fodder assaults. According to UK intelligence, recently, Russian independent media outlet I Stories said that the Russian Ministry of Defense recently changed its rules, enabling it to send soldiers with severe injuries back to fight against Ukraine. Under the ruling, medical examiners deciding whether to redeploy injured soldiers should consider whether troops have frontline experience and not rule them out on the basis of injuries that do not have a significant impact on the ability to perform the duties of military service. As a consequence, units of hundreds of disabled soldiers have been formed without the soldiers having been properly examined by medics or receiving adequate care families of the soldiers told the outlet.


Hello and welcome to The Fix. I'm Michael Walker. And I'm Eleanor Penny. And we've got a stellar show lined up for you tonight. We have the one that only Laura Pidcock MP in the building. And she is going to be interviewed by our very own Aaron Bassani in the second half of this show. To begin, me and Eleanor have this week's top stories for you. Eleanor, you're going to begin. Yeah, so I'm a bit of a downer this week because today is Transgender Day of Remembrance when we commemorate trans people who have had their lives cruelly shortened by transphobic violence. So we've seen obviously more trans visibility in the media over the past few years, but visibility is not protection, right? Trans people are at some of the most risk in the UK of all the populations, right? One recently, a trans woman claimed asylum in New Zealand because of the relative risk that she ran by just living her life here in the UK. And over in the US, the life expectancy of a trans woman of colour is only 35 years. That's like a full decade shorter than the shortest of countries in the world, which is Sierra Leone at 45 years. So for those in the media who have these past few weeks been building their careers on spinning the most vitriolic, the most violent, the most untrue stereotype about trans people, I want to let it be made very, very clear that those careers are built on bodies. These lies have real and tragic consequences in trans people either being killed or taking their own lives.  I mean, the moral panic over it's been quite horrific. And I think the only, over the last couple of weeks, the only thing that I've really appreciated is the voice of so many, like, brave, inspirational trans people on Twitter and in the media. I hope we can amplify that. I'm getting such vitriol for it. You've got an equally, sort of, story of injustice. Yeah, so it's not a pretty picture in the build-up to the budget, right? Because the British Medical Journal has recently released a report on the real consequences of austerity and they reckon that means that 152,000 people, over 152,000 people have died since austerity began as a result of austerity policy. Now, this is one of the most respected journals, not just in the UK, but around the world. So that means that one person over every half hour has died as a result of austerity. Now, if we could see that, if we could make those bodies visible, we could call it what it is, right? That's political murder by mass neglect.  It's certainly not for any kind of economic prosperity, certainly not for any kind of justifiable goal. It's purely in the service of an economic program that has A, proved disastrous, and B, resulted in only a transfer of social wealth from the majority of people right into the pockets of the most wealthy. And you say one thing about these deaths is that they've happened in the dark, right? You don't necessarily see them. It's not necessarily dramatic. It's not that someone didn't get the social care when they needed it. That meant their illness got worse without seeing a doctor and when they go to the hospital. It's worse than it could have been. But now we've had this report. This should be the opportunity for us to all start having a debate about this as a nation, about the damage that austerity has done. We should expect to see this across the news headlines. Now, this should be the front page of every newspaper. Yeah. I mean, you could almost excuse the BBC giving a soft pedal to critiques of austerity a few years ago when we, you know, our work was guesswork when we were talking about the potential effects of austerity had these programs not been rolled out. But look, it's down there. Cold hard facts. One of the most trustworthy sources in the world. And where is it? Absolutely nowhere to be seen. It's absolutely astonishing the contempt that the BBC has shown for the true facts about the true human cost of austerity and therefore for the lives of the people who are most at most risk of austerity. That's the people who demand most medical and social care. That's the over 60s that's disabled people. And no wonder that the UN has recently condemned the treatment of disabled people in this country as a human rights abuse. That is no joke. In terms of the silence from the BBC, friend of the show Tom Mills has been quite vocal about this. And his argument is that the BBC have said we're not giving high prominence because we've had some doubts about how the figures were arrived at. This is the British medical journal. Yeah, so if you're not if you've got some doubts, publish the story and talk about what doubts you may have. Yeah, but you can't ignore something by them. The same. It's the same institution that publishes ego thoughts. The BMJ is when they're talking about austerity when they're critiquing the government suddenly, it's not suddenly that they're really like loyal to the like standards of scientific accuracy. When they showed, you know, not so much skepticism when it came to pushing out government lines of say, you know, when they tried to redefine child poverty to make themselves look a little bit less evil. I mean, like, the lines of power here are becoming more and more transparent as the lines that the BBC and the Tory party are peddling are just way, way away from the reality that most people know, right? We don't need BBC to tell us this anymore, because it's the reality to most people. So you talked about the human costs of austerity. This is obviously the week where the government can change its track. It could rectify all of these problems on Wednesday, if it wanted to. This is my heads up to the budget. I actually think we will see a reversal of austerity. And the reason I think that is because the Javed announced it a month ago, he said, it's actually fine for the government to borrow so long as they invest it. It does sound familiar, because it's exactly what everyone on the left has been saying for the last seven years, but it doesn't make any sense to squeeze money out of the economy and sort of create stagnant wages and low productivity when what you should be doing is borrowing at historically low interest rates, investing that in economy that needs more demand. And then you'll get it back intact in the end. That's what the Javed is saying now. I think we'll see that in the budget. The problem is this has been denied for seven years, not just by the Tories, but also by the compliant media who are happy to go along with it. What will we see this new money that I'm sure they're going to find this time around because they're a bit worried to get spent on? The magic money tree. The magic money tree they'll discover at this time around. It won't be on the people who need it most. It won't be on anyone who you've talked about in that report because when the Tories have realised there's a problem with austerity and it isn't the human damage it costs, it's the damage it costs to their electoral chances. So the Tories looked at those election results in June and they are absolutely shook. They are absolutely shook that the economy they've created has not created enough Tories. And this will mainly relate to housing. So historically, the Tories, one of their most reliable sources of votes is people who own their own homes. This is the reason why Maggie Factory in the 1980s privatised council housing. She thought people who live in council housing are more likely to vote Labour.    We want everyone to be individualists who own their own homes. Obviously not everyone can be an individualist who own their own homes. So if you make an economy and make housing reliant on private ownership, you're going to get people who are stuck paying overpriced rent to private landlords. You get massive increases in inequality, which is what we saw. But this worked for the Tories so long as there are enough people who had some hope that one day they'd own a house. So you need a new generation where the people at the top of the working class or the bottom of the middle class, they feel like one day they'll get a house and one day they might be a Tory voter. This ladder is broken. So we're not getting barely any new homeowners and we're getting more and more people who I think are making their plan for the future. If I want to move out of my parents' house, we're going to need some council homes because there's no way I'm ever going to afford a home. So this budget is going to be about trying to make that ladder work again and getting a new generation of homeowners. It won't be for the people that need it. We'll see very little in terms of council homes. We might be a gimmick here or there. We'll see very little in terms of private rent as again we might see a gimmick. But this is going to be a budget for one thing and one thing only. Look out for Philip Hammond trying to make new Tories. Yeah? That's couldn't be better. We are going to have a break now. Well, it's not a break. It's actually a documentary and our media has gone highbrow. It's an artistic interlude. It's a very good documentary. It's called The Bitter Fruit of Andalusia. It's by Goche Shuzat. And after that you'll have Laura Pitcock in here with Aaron Bethsdani for an exclusive Navarra Media interview. Van lejos para el agua potable los pueblos a comprar el agua de la botea. Para lucharse, cojen de la banza. Y esta agua está contaminada. Además de las pesticidas del invernadero, cojen agua sucia. ¿Por qué no tienen otra alternativa? Muchos compañeros sufren de enfermedad de piel, pero no se dan cuenta, no lo saben. No es porque son indocumentados que están aquí. Hay unos que tienen la documentación. Pero trabajan sin contrato. Y cuando trabajan, tienen pocos días cotizados. No tienen recursos para meterse un aquilero. Detrás del agricultor también hay una precio. El comprador, si le presiona que necesite tanto, tanto en el agua de tomate para mañana, entonces los trabajadores tienen que tirar hasta 10 horas. Pero no significa que van a tener un pago correcto. El convenio no se respecta. Ni tenemos los 20 minutos de descanso para el bocabillo. Da vergüenza contarlo todo lo día porque aquí no se puede hablar de integración. Español para extranjeros no se hace bien porque no nos conocen. Nos saben que venimos de países machacados por la colonización durante siglos y que luego el 73% no va a la escuela. Entonces, se dan un texto universitario, no entiendes nada. Y a los dos días, pues, dejas tu plaza porque no puedes. La ley de extranjería. El punto de partida de esta negación de los derechos humanos. Tiene que permanecer tres años justificarlo y no trabajar. ¿Quién va a permanecer tres años sin trabajar? Que tiene que comer, vivir, si hay mafias y porque lo permite la ley. Hello, welcome back. I'm joined by the one and only national treasure in the making, Laura Pidcock. How are you doing? Hi, I'm fine. How are you? I'm excellent. I'm excellent. We haven't got long. So I'm going to have to get into the juicy part of the interview that everybody... I mean, you don't know me, but no, that's what I'm like, unfortunately. You are perhaps most well-known, at least to the wider public, for comments you made not long after coming in MP, where you said you weren't really interested in becoming friends with any Tory MPs. Is that true? Have you found any sort of outliers and any of the nice people you get on with? Well, I'm glad you got it right. You said Tory MPs because actually there's been so much kind of diversion that I actually said in the beginning. I said that I wasn't really up for going for drinks with Tory MPs at the end of the day. That is my place of work. Of course, there are many, many, many conservative voters in my constituency, and I want to win every one of them. I want to be credible to every single one of those people. But the idea that those people who vote conservative are as culpable as the people in government who are conservative or Tory MPs, who are making some crushing decisions about my community, that I then just go, all right, then I've literally expended so much energy being so frustrated in that chamber, hearing Tory MPs saying some of the most scandalous things about my community, but you fancy going for a pint? I just think it's like the weirdest concept ever. I think I'm being the professional one. No, no, it sounds dangerously close to professionalism, which, I mean, you couldn't say that about many members of parliament, could you? Is that the attitude that they're just not treating it as a job? I don't know, right? I'm not going to tell lies about that place. Most MPs, right, do work exceptionally hard, but I think this has been this dangerous narrative. A lot of the stuff you don't see as well, so, like, you spend hours, I've got a select committee tomorrow, you spend hours preparing for that so that you're on point, you know what you're talking about. People don't see that. That's not on the telly. But we have been primed for more than a generation to see, like, consensus politics as, like, the way forward. And I think that's why my comments were kind of, there was shock about them, that I would say, actually, no, there are clear ideological divisions between me and the conservatives, and that I'm away from home five days a week, four days a week, and I've got friends at home. I'm not going to try and make these relations with people who I do think are creating very damaging, very damaging atmosphere in my community. Having said that, I have done a lot of cross-party working because that's a very different thing. I've got an early-day motion about upskirting and making sure there's legislation to protect women from having that done to them. Hopefully the Tories will sign that. That is very different from, like, cosy drinks on the terrace after work. Why did the media respond in the way that they did to your comments? Because it was outrageous. I mean, even Theresa May had to kind of, had to mention it. Why did they go on that kind of response? I think it's a bit pathetic. I think it's false outrage, or at least it's not outrage at what I really said, but some of the underlying presumptions within what I said, and I don't want to be too high for looting about this. But do you think that's it? What you said actually attacks the very core of Westminster politics. If you have somebody, and there are many, you know, on my side that do this regularly, calling out basically a bit of a cosy network that there has been in the past, we can come together, we can work on this. I'm sorry if somebody thinks that the private sector should be involved in the National Health Service, or if somebody thinks it's appropriate to roll out universal credit in my constituency on the 13th of December. Some people won't get the first payments over the 28th of January. How can I work with that kind of person other than a plea and say, you're the people in power, stop this? But there are ideas, the ideology underpins that action, doesn't it? And so I also think there is something else as well, right? Because yes, you get a lot of negative comments. People say, I'm a Tory voter in your constituency, I don't feel like I'm represented now, and I spend a lot of time talking to those people, explaining myself, and I think that's quite right, because I'm a servant of all the people, not just the Labour voters. But what about those people, right, that haven't got a penny in their bank, that have got to go to the food bank, but might get rejected because they've already been twice or three times, who know that this system is coming, so things are already hard, and these are people who might have been made redundant because they've been out of work or whatever. And then they see me closing up to people that have inflicted that upon themselves. Who represents them? Will they trust me? Because I tell you what happened, right, in that last general election, people didn't say they're all the same. And I'm happy if people disagree with Jeremy Corbyn or think that, you know, we're really ideologically driven or whatever, as long as they're not saying they're all the same, because then people know there's people representing them. You said primed. So the presumption previous to the last general election, was that to be successful, you had to reach out, there had to be consensus. It was about the centre ground. You and I, people that agree with our politics before the election, said actually that's not the terrain anymore, and I think more and more people are now getting there. How do you think the public thinks about these things? Does it look at the comments you made and think, oh, I don't like that, I want them to get along? Or do they want a clear choice? What do you think is not necessarily even the right thing to do, but the path to winning? What's the best way to proceed? I think people need to know that you are representing those communities. So I think the whole narrative around centre ground and almost post ideology is an ideology in itself. It's a very... If somebody in your party, if they say I'm a centrist, what does that mean to you when you hear them say it? Well, I would say the general election that's just being taught as that's not what the nation wants or needs right now. So you can have that, and of course the Labour Party is a broad church, but that's not what the people want right now, so you have to respect that. Nearly 13 million people voted for socialism, and I tell you what I think change is incremental, so you have to kind of test what people will think about things. And for 13 million people to say actually we've got faith in that, I think we'll give confidence to millions more people to say actually I think I'll vote for that kind of change as well. You recently said that the... You asked if the rollout of the Universal Credit was a matter of gross incompetence or calculated cruelty. What does it look like to you? Do you think that the Tories are being cruel in the calculated fashion for the Universal Credit? It's both, without a doubt it's both. And I tell you why, in that chamber the other day for the debate on Universal Credit, the Minister was like pulling... Who was responding? It was like pulling his face to one of my colleagues, who said Universal Credit is about to be rolled out on my constituency but then talked about some people who were already on Universal Credit. The Minister didn't even know that there was a first phase called live service where uncomplicated claimants would go on Universal Credit first. So I was having to tell him from across the chamber this is the Minister responding. You're saying well how would you know if Universal Credit is a disaster if it's being rolled out today? I was having to say it's the live service. So I'm a backbencher, this is the Minister responding. So that is shambolic as far as I'm concerned. You should know that policy inside out and all of the consequences and unintended consequences. The reason I think it's callous is because if you have all of the advice and support agencies telling you it's inappropriate to roll it out in its current form, yet you still do it. So this isn't about ideology in the Labour Party. These are professionals working with people on the ground saying you can't roll this out safely in its current form and you do that anyway because you're a weak government and it might be like another shame, shambles, because you're scared of the fallout from that, then that's callous, it's cruel. So you said that you were in Parliament as a professional and suddenly engaged in public service and you take seriously all constituents regardless of who they vote for because of that ethical public service. But it can't be right then to say that the Party of Government is cruel and incompetent and doesn't even know the policies that it's advocating. I mean, that doesn't sound like public service to me. So is this Tory government? Is it driven by public service? I think ideology underpins a lot of why many people are there. So I genuinely do think there are many conservative members who are working hard, by the way, in that they're lasing about or whatever. But they have really skewed ideas of poverty. So I think that lots of them think that people being poor is their own fault. I genuinely think that some conservative members think that if I had had their life, I would have chose better or differently. And don't understand the crushing, like the oppressive nature of poverty, what it does to your self-esteem, what having little to no money in the bank account does for your freedoms, for example. So it would be hard to conceive why universal credit would be a crushing system if you have not got that consciousness. So honestly, when you're talking about hunger statistics or poverty statistics or inequality levels, they're literally screwing their face up as in what are you talking about because they're not seeing it. So public servants, but public servants that see very different communities than many of the Labour MPs represent. You were not a parliamentarian this time last year. You were looking up to Christmas. We didn't know there was a general election until I think what 16th of April. How much has changed in the last year? And what were you doing 12 months ago? Because you're an outstanding politician. But I mean, nobody really knew much about you until you were selected. Well, I was still running on and stuff like that. But just like to my friends and to my constituency Labour Party, I feel like I've aged about 100 years in five months. But that's fine. I think it's just quite a demanding lifestyle. I have to caveat it at that point saying it's not the hardest job in the world. There are much harder jobs out there that are paid a lot less. So I'm definitely not complaining. But I just had more of a private life. That's all you're accessible all the time as a member of parliament and that takes a bit of getting used to. So I'd probably be looking forward to a Friday night drink, helping sort out the Christmas work party. I was at a charity this time last year looking at racist ideas and attitudes, how they're cultivated in society and what purpose racism has in society and having beautiful conversations with young people, trying to unpick those racist ideas and attitudes. So much more kind of immediate gratification out of that job. I remember this time last year into December, January, a lot of people that were backing Jeremy Corbyn or were definitely going to be voting Labour, for them it felt like a real low point. I was one of the very few people that I knew that said, look, we can get a hung parliament. I never said anything otherwise. What if you think that the real possibilities of success under Jeremy Corbyn in the next general election looked like before the general election?  Were you an optimist? Yeah, because you just... I remember, I'm not going to lie and say I didn't have my low point. I never ever doubted that socialism can be attractive to working class communities if you are not highfalutin' about it and if you talk to people's needs, if you talk about what people actually are experiencing at the minute, I had my low point. I mean, we all did, right? Yeah, of course, because there's only so many times you can have the door shut on your face and you lead as an IRA sympathiser or you're not economically credible, but nobody's questioning the millions in offshore trusts or bailing out of the banks or nobody's questioning that status quo. There was a definite turning point during the general election, which was the manifesto, but I definitely thought and still do think that what the Labour Party now and its current guys is offering is really different, isn't it? Like, we were brought up in the Blair years and putting you in the same age bracket, isn't it? Yeah, I'm actually a bit older. We were brought up in the Blair years and like, what that does to your consciousness, it gives you very low class confidence, doesn't it? It gives you this idea, you know, this idea of social mobility and cheap credit and all that kind of stuff. It gives you a false sense of what you can achieve in society within this system. I think that's burst now. It's burst now for our generation and there's got to be a way out. But a difference between someone like yourself and something like me is that you came from a historically, you know, a bastion of Labour movement and of the Labour Party. And I was from the south and I remember that experience, because I went to a grammar school and I remember my mum having a panic attack about Tony Blair winning. And you're like, Labour is going to shut down all the grammar schools. Typical southerner. But for me, coming from that background, there wasn't that living embodied tradition of socialism. So I understood the ideas, I understood some of the history. But for me, the real turning point was the financial crisis of 2007-2008.  The mask can come off. Gordon Brown can adopt some really social democratic policies and we can stop pretending this thing helps people live better lives. That didn't happen. What was the fundamental turning point for your politics? Have you always been somebody that believed in socialism and its potential attractive qualities to the mass of the general public? I don't know, because I do remember the night that Tony Blair took us into office. And I remember my mum and dad crying, like with a lesion. They didn't vote for Tony Blair, but they were just so relieved that there might be a system that listened at least. So it was quite moving, like the relief away from factorism, away from John Major. Because what it did to our community was profound and the community that I represent now has got scars that are still deep from that era. And then the Labour Party came along and it managed things. And I'm not saying there weren't loads of unbelievable things that happened because of the Labour government. But there were also a lot of damaging things as well, weren't there? So it was about managing a system rather than transforming the system so that poverty isn't enduring. You can kind of take somebody out of poverty for a little bit, but to make sure that workers and unemployed workers actually have control over the pain conditions, you have to allow more trade union freedoms and rights. And that didn't happen, and that was a disappointment. And I think our international foreign policy was very problematic for my family. I have massive respect for people that come to socialism on their own, because I didn't. I've been socialised through a socialist lens, if you like. I've been taught since I was young. I remember my mum, I once looked at this woman and I was like, oh my goodness, what is she wearing? Because it was freezing and she had a skirt on, she had to stop the car and she was like, how dare you? She was like, that might be all she's got. So just a little experience. I know she was like, how dare you? You do not comment number one on another fit woman's body. Number two, that might be all she's got. So there was questioning all along. I know there are people that have been brought up in very kind of well-to-do families that have come to socialism on their own. They've questioned the system themselves. Especially when our education system doesn't give us our work in class history. It doesn't tell us what our class achieved through their demands. It kind of teaches us that the establishment gave us everything that we've got. That's just so not true, is it? And it's certainly not true now. So I have big respect for all the anti-austerity movements that have created any kind of change within this quite oppressive system. Because the trade union and those movements have shaped my politics as well and had a massive impact. Final question. Obviously Jeremy Corbyn is going to get to 10 Downing Street. We're going to have a Labour government. What are the big lessons that can be learnt from the previous Labour government, new labour? What are its big failures and how can they not be repeated? I think, and I see it in this government, that you can't have this or William Double speak. You can't be saying things are getting better when things are getting worse. You can't sow false illusions, like you have to be honest with people. And I think the biggest thing that I would love, because obviously I'm not in control of the Labour Party, I'm like a worker within it, if you know what I mean, is to be really honest with people, that to truly transform a system takes more than a year. It takes more than a term that you've got to give us time to change the moral compass of this nation. And that is from the grassroots up and from the bottom down, and that's not one or the other, that it will take all of the movement together alongside a socialist government to create that change. But patience, because what I never want to do is lie to my constituents and say, things are going to get much better and it's going to happen in five minutes. It's going to take us time. Our investment programme takes time. Attracting industry, creating infrastructure. They're all quick wins, like a pay rise, you know? That will alleviate people and that will give people a bit more freedom and take off the pressure. Of course there are quick wins, but to truly change the moral compass and the fabric of this nation, it will take a while. I don't want anyone to promise things that aren't going to come to fruition. On that note, we'll leave it there. Multiple term Labour government. How many terms? Three, four? Forever. I won't say it. You've been wonderful. Thank you so much. This is The Fix. We'll be back next Monday. My name is Andrew Stoney. Laura, thank you again. We'll see you sometime, same place next week. Bye.


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