In England, shopping bags are shrinking while prices climb. People are working multiple jobs and using food banks just to survive. The speaker warns the pressure is unsustainable and revolution talk is growing, though real change feels unlikely.
Yes. You know, we are, everyone you speak to in England specifically, since I've been back and talking to people, not donkeys and pigs, actually having conversations with people, you know, the living, the cost of living crisis. And every week the shopping bag gets smaller and the price gets bigger. All right. And people just go, you know, people are doing. 2 or 3 jobs still going to food banks. That isn't sustainable, right? There is a breaking point. And they go, yeah, oh yeah, come the revolution, brother, sisters, they won't do anything. But the perception
