Oooh they're now talking about it on Loose Women!
ETA: Hive mind in the coven!
ETA: Hive mind in the coven!
Jack Monroe #41 No one else gaslights or fights for 'likes' like Jack Monroe. Oops.
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I can't watch, do give updates fraus!
My Mum was a dispenser back in the 70s and didn't need a degree or training but I don't know about like 00s, which is likely when it was! However, a quick Google shows you now need a BTEC/NVQ in order to register, which means she would have likely needed to go to college for this? Unless the pharmacy offered it as an apprenticeship/vocational training? And let's be honest if she'd have done an apprenticeship then she would have screamed about it.
NVQ Level 3 qualifies you to hold the paper bag and pass it from the Pharmacist to the Customer and ring up the price of an OTC packet of Senna pods on the till if somebody asks for it.
A mate did one (said it was a few days over 6 months) when she had a Saturday job in a chemist. She's now a qualified (as in with a degree and post grad qualifications) Psychologist. Her university were not the slightest bit interested in her ability to stack bath products and go and get the Pharmacist when somebody asked a question about their piles. I'd imagine that, like with other level 3s, it's now possible to do it online - read a screen document, answer a question by rewording what the relevant paragraph is in the book, it gets marked as 'did they repeat the words without actually quite plagiarising the content?' and the certificate arrives a few weeks later.
Thank you for "hill on which to die" not "hill to die on". I salute you.
Janet Street Porter on Loose Women just accidentally called her Jo Monroe 
She wasn't just an ordinary pharmacy dispenser. She was GOOD at at, because she got to use her quirky weird mind to solve problems. She was the BESTEST pharmacy dispenser EVER!
100% agree, have always known her whole schtick is based on bullshit. The only people that believe it , are either very kind and naive people who are lucky enough to have never dealt with a Narcissist before, or other members of The Sisters Of Perpetual Victimhood. I used to feel a tiny bit sorry for her, however her spitefulness and weaponising of illness/trauma/abuse to silence anyone that questions her narrative.....nah.
Oh god, she'll be all over thatJanet Porter on Loose Women just accidentally called her Jo Monroe
can’t watch Loose Women, shouldn’t even be on here, I’m BUSY!! I’m painting a room that has no TV. Keep us in the loop, TV-adjacent hausfraus!
Janet just called Jack, Jo Monroe. Ooops.
Oooh they've mentioned the fact that Miss Tutelage is white not black after Jack's misguded outrage
Oooh they've mentioned the fact that Miss Tutelage is white not black after Jack's misguded outrage
Thank you for explaining re pharmacy dispensing guys - she has that middle class obsession with (pointless) qualifications doesn’t she, how could I forget
Loose women was underwhelming - I don’t like DW but don’t think it’s fair to bring a black woman on who hasn’t even read the books & have her listen to a load of awful tweets and react for a white audience’s benefit...? Would be more interested in a proper debate on it tbh where all parties had read a full book?
Loose women was underwhelming - I don’t like DW but don’t think it’s fair to bring a black woman on who hasn’t even read the books & have her listen to a load of awful tweets and react for a white audience’s benefit...? Would be more interested in a proper debate on it tbh where all parties had read a full book?
I'm back from thinking that maybe, just MAYBE, Jack had turned a corner a couple of days ago: now it's blatantly obvious what a Grade A mare she is...... I felt I had to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Re: Loose Women - why ask the opinion of someone who admits that they hadn't read the books? I hate the way J.M's being portrayed as the saviour of children's morals and opinions
Re: Loose Women - why ask the opinion of someone who admits that they hadn't read the books? I hate the way J.M's being portrayed as the saviour of children's morals and opinions
Plus the more I see it the more I can't help to think that tutelage is actually quite a good word for young kids to learn and broaden their vocabulary. ( If of course used without potentially misread racist connotations.) Reading as well a broadening the mind is also a good tool to widen a child's vocabulary range. I have gotten to the point in my life where the only words I can offer is "0h jack'
Yes I thought this. Brenda was not aware of and had never seen any of the books and was basing her opinion on the tweets of Jack's being read out by Andrea. They did make it very clear that these were Jack's words but it still didn't give a very balanced debate.Thank you for explaining re pharmacy dispensing guys - she has that middle class obsession with (pointless) qualifications doesn’t she, how could I forget
Loose women was underwhelming - I don’t like DW but don’t think it’s fair to bring a black woman on who hasn’t even read the books & have her listen to a load of awful tweets and react for a white audience’s benefit...? Would be more interested in a proper debate on it tbh where all parties had read a full book?
What a crappy snide take. Have you any idea how much work the majority of Pharmacy Assistants do, for one putting up with people who have an attitude like you towards them. Even more so in the current climate, they worked all through lockdown trying to provide a service in very difficult circumstances.
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