Re: The Fire Service
Surely even back then she would have been able to do a flexible working request. In somewhere like a control room there is going to be a lot of women, and there will be pregnancies and I can’t imagine any of them wanting to nightshift after giving birth.
My guess is that she put in a request, they offered something she didn’t want (It’ll either have been full time hours or part time, the opposite to what she wanted) and then she’ll have blamed the fire service. But let’s be honest, given her father was a manager in the fire service she should have been aware of what they can and can’t commit to. It was most likely yet again another thing to have her victim mentality, the big bad fire service screwing her over.
And was this before or after her dad left her destitute and selling her sons favourite toy Dino to make money for rent? Nothing adds up at all with her. What was with the saying she could lift 15st thanks to fire service training? So what? You were in a call centre for gods sake, not an actual fireman.
Her history bounces from era to era, apparently when she was 20 (11 years ago) every picture was her serving shots or whatever. But she would’ve been pregnant with her son then? As he’s 10 and she’s 31 now. How did she get from jobs and working with her dad to then having no money and pawnbrokers. I’m so confused, my mind boggles even trying to create a timeline.
I bet it’s not just the spinach and asparagus that’s different, most likely the whole recipe. 
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Ffs
) he says “we firefighters” are paid under 28k/year. Well.... only if you are a trainee, hardly representative of the average fighter fighter or someone with 25 years experience - and who would be bothered to go and double check that? (The Guardian really should have). It’s an interesting sleight of hand because it’s so unnecessary.
