If you can’t stand the heat, etc… At the risk of seeming like a pendant, it was “wants” in the original.

Free(ly available) snacks, muting exterior light from windows, placing amenities in the middle of the floor not near exits, lots of small, intimate spaces, no clocks, that sort of thing.

I wouldn’t want to oversell the point - it was amusing at the end of a long day rather than anything else.

Unlike Clarkson, or Sugar, Andrew Neil actually fronted BBC politics programmes, at the same time was the publisher of a right-wing Conservative magazine and freely expressed his very right wing opinions on Twitter.

Not once did he come under pressure to step down

Jeremy Clarkson regularly wrote political columns backing the Conservatives and conservative views, was personal friends with David Cameron and called the then Labour Prime Minister a "one-eyed idiot" on air.

Again, not a problem.

A reminder that when Gary Lineker was under fire a couple of years back for criticising the Conservatives while a BBC presenter, the channel said, by contrast, it was fine for Lord Sugar to repeatedly endorse the Tories because he was "free to say, as a business person, what he wants to say."

I remember the moment a group of my colleagues and I were reading how casinos kept their customers mindlessly gambling for hours longer then they wanted to using subtle “nudges”. And then we realised how many of them were also present in the offices of our management consultancy we were sat in.

I seem to remember not seeing policemen as a big complaint on the trad right. The whole “we need bobbies on the beat” narrative.

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