Absolutely. It could have been fascinating. Going viral hasn’t been a thing for that long and I’d genuinely be interested in a piece on what really happens when a post/video of yours goes viral and what the long term impact is on your life. How much did she raise? Did it affect her relationships with friends and family? Do people still bring it up? Could it have even hindered her career in the long term, as it means she’s essentially been placed in this niche as a budget blogger? All of these angles would have been interesting were it not a piece about Jack.I suppose it could've been an interesting angle about what has happened in those ten years. If anyone actually cared. But Jack being Jack had to over egg the slop pudding by making out that actually nothing had changed and she was as poor as ever. If not worse.
Catastrophically failing to 'read the room' in these dire times for so many. Being completely ungrateful about all the chances and opportunities given her in that time, which she failed to utilise by being lazy and inept. Not a word about the money regularly given to her, for which she did bugger all. And then the downright bizarre lies about solar garden lamps as indoor lighting and job applications on an old phone
Silly sod probably just banged it out on her laptop thinking The Guardian would come knocking for a 'piece' on modern day poverty in unexpected quarters.
Also, the writing was awful. A lot of people found the opening completely confusing as she was quoting HH1 without making it clear. It wasn’t edited, perhaps not even read through, as she was clearly just so desperate to get it out there and start bringing in the dopamine and cashos.