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I am addicted to Pret’s EB tea,so anothervote from me.

The NT professes that it aims for parity of representation between male and female playwrights but as far as I am aware there is only one woman on its associates team who is in a position to make decisions about what goes on stage. This renders the intent disingenuous. Representation isn’t just about what goes on stage but is also (perhaps more importantly) about who makes the decisions behind the scenes. Norris really annoys me because he reckons he is on a mission for social justice as regards diversity. Well, if this is true give diverse practitioners the keys to the kingdom. Don’t set yourself up as a messiah who can save them. That is patronising. Here’s a radical idea: how about a whole season - or year - when you put on nothing but plays by women. That should redress the imbalance nicely.

Unpopular opinion: it's okay to feel positively towards shows. Not everything has to be picked apart or written off or dismissed, and it doesn't make you a bad person if your hobbies bring you joy. Nor, for that matter, does it make you a bad person if you realise that a particular hobby hasn't brought you joy for years so it's okay if you put it aside and pursue other options.

Very unpopular opinion: I am not all that bothered by gender-parity (or lack thereof) of writers and directors in theatre seasons.

I know I probably should be, and I am being a bad feminist and letting down the sisterhood, but honestly, there's than enough theatre I want to see as it is and don't feel any lack of engagement with it because more of it isn't written or directed by women.

Since we're discussing caffeine, I love RedBull. I know it's not healthy but it's delicious and love the smell of it. I drink a couple of cans a week cause I work at night and I just need it sometimes.

I used to be the same about Orange Lucozade at Uni, but then I got a little bit addicted and would drink one or two litre bottles a day, to a point where if I went a day without I'd get the shakes. You gotta pick your moment to quit. 😂😂

Surely the more Lucozade, the better? It's always advertised by sports people, after all.

Lucozade is basically all sugar. And you can get it still or fizzy and it is mainly advertised to sports players because it has loads of crap in it that "allegedly" gives you lots of energy. My experience of it was feeling consistently awake but sluggish and worn down at the same time. It was such a weird time hahaaha.

I had norovirus the other year, and at the time I was absolutely 100% certain that if it hadn't been for Lucozade Sport (three tiny sips at a time, at fifteen minute intervals), I would have died. I mean, I probably wouldn't have died, but I still turn to Lucozade Sport when I feel ill and it does help me, if only in my mind.

That was my drug phase of 24 years haha, energy drink. But in hindsight it did make me really I'll just because I was having so much every day. I don't drink it anymore.

I will say tho, my hangover cure is none of this magical cures that some come up with. When you come in from a night out, two paracetamol, a slice of dry bread and a pint of water then straight to bed. I haven't had a hangover in three years. 😂

All of that. Also anyone who has to have any medical procedures where food isn't allowed for 24 hours beforehand (as I do every couple of years) I feel I might actually die without the support of Lucozade (can't bear it the rest of the time but still) 

You are Karen Walker aren't you.