Just watched the Fish pie clip from last week...I mean fair play for doing it on telly but I'm still not a fan.She made a shit show of the recipe she did on this morning. My god she looked like a amateur, over filled the dish so when she put on the dried looking mash it went everywhere.
And as if that all isn’t after money has been put aside for tax etc.For someone who's always hankering on about inequality and privilege she's a bit tone deaf with her comment about only getting 8 pounds an hour. She gets paid into her business account and only takes a living wage of 8 pounds per hour out of it weekly. Not quite the same thing
It’s almost like she’s still trying to plead poverty even when she’s now probably quite wealthyAnd as if that all isn’t after money has been put aside for tax etc.
Not to mention £8/hr doesn’t need to stretch as far when you are being sent free stuff all the time.
Yes “earning” £8/ph out of CHOICE is not the same as having no other option, in fact it’s a very privileged thing to be able to do. Sure it’s probably a smart decision to prevent indulgent spending and remind yourself of the value of money, but you have more money to fall back on too, removing the crippling worry of not being able to pay rent, buy food etc that is the marker of poverty. It is insanely offensive and out of touch that she would suggest otherwise, especially considering where she came from.It’s almost like she’s still trying to plead poverty even when she’s now probably quite wealthy
And when a lot of things, perhaps quite legitimately, can be claimed as business expenses. Then that £8/hour becomes a lot more like play money.And as if that all isn’t after money has been put aside for tax etc.
Not to mention £8/hr doesn’t need to stretch as far when you are being sent free stuff all the time.
She never seems to be lacking a dramatic story to tell from her lifeHas any seen the thread she’s posted on Twitter tonight- about buying a Burberry coat from a snooty sales assistant. I swear that whole ‘incident‘ is lifted straight from the plot of Pretty Women.
Not to mention the severe arthritis and autism and ADHD and the veganism, which has now been abandoned.I've NEVER like her. I think she's just a massive attention seeker.
I'm Jack. Don't call me (birth name)
I'm a lesbian. No wait, I'm gender neutral. Call me Mx Monroe. No, changed my mind again. I'm a lesbian. Call me Ms.
I'm an alcoholic. I'm sober. I've fallen off the wagon again.
Etc etc etc
What was the Kickstarter debacle ?The Kickstarter book debacle was awful. She refused to update the page in the end, promising that she would (or getting her “assistant” to do it) but never did. People were demanding their money back in droves and she just ignored it all.
planned to get it finished. Lots of people were contacting Kickstarter for refunds. The book was eventually published in August 2018.She raised nearly £70k to write a book in December 2015 and planned to deliver it by May 2016. Except she didn’t. People were really patient, until they weren’t. People felt conned. They were following her on social media and she had loads of time to post on Twitter and Instagram but didn’t bother to update her backers on Kickstarter to explain why the book was so late and when she planned to get it finished. Lots of people were contacting Kickstarter for refunds. The book was eventually published in August 2018.
I get the impression she has an online "persona" where she likes to make out that she is a lot more sassy than she is.On TV she seems really timid which surprised me as I only initially followed Jack on twitter. The two personas were at odds.
This is shocking!She raised nearly £70k to write a book in December 2015 and planned to deliver it by May 2016. Except she didn’t. People were really patient, until they weren’t. People felt conned. They were following her on social media and she had loads of time to post on Twitter and Instagram but didn’t bother to update her backers on Kickstarter to explain why the book was so late and when she planned to get it finished. Lots of people were contacting Kickstarter for refunds. The book was eventually published in August 2018.
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