Liverpool Street station

the fury was like the injustice rather than like, where's my money? And it would be totally remiss for me to not acknowledge that when you work in an environment like that, where it is all about money and making money and how much you're getting paid, there is a bit of a like, hang on a minute, like not only am I already fully aware that my pay is lower than everybody else's, But now I've gone after like the bonus part and that's also been denied.

Like what is actually going on here? I can remember it like it was yesterday because I came out and I was in Liverpool street station and I was actually shaking.

I was physically, I was having a, like a full body reaction.

to the conversation that I had and I kind of hated it well I hated it obviously but I hated myself for being that angry because I was like this is confusing to me in this moment because I know that it's not it's not the money itself that's making me so angry it's just my first full-on full-blown sort of realization like I conceptually I could get behind the idea that women don't get paid as much as men.

I would have been like, great.

If I know that's what I need to do, I'll do that.

That'll be, yeah, I don't want to be overlooked and, you know, brimming over with rage in Liverpool Street Station.

I don't want to be in that moment.

Airports is a level of fame.

Tony, if you'd said walking around Liverpool Street Station, I might have understood, but airports, that's...

And I have one of the guests came on for a recording, and I've done 56 of these episodes now, I think.

I came on for a recording last year, and she said, just before we hit record, I just want to tell you, this is my husband's first... favorite show and I was like every now and again that happens and I think geez I'm really quite rough as a host I think but there are some people out there who like it and that sort of keeps you going and it gets noticed and we haven't leveraged this enough in the consulting business yet but we're going to We can go to prospect or client who might be CIO of a major asset manager, for example, and go, well, here's our CEO talking to the head of digital assets at Franklin Templeton or the CEO of Betterment, which is a digital wealth firm.

So for those of you that are avid listeners, we have been there every year for the last four years now.

The last three years were in the same place in London, but just off of Liverpool Street.

And the event I think we put a podcast out about in 2023 was over in Hammersmith and I think the episode 743 the investment company showcase review that was from October 2020 2023 so as usual the association of investment companies the AIC fronts this investment company showcase so as most of you that know about the podcast will know that we do like an investment trust and the association of investment companies is essentially the trade organization that lobbies, and supports the investment trust community.

So the event was split into two sessions, as well as there was some trade stands and plenty going on there through the day.

"'Sorry I couldn't catch your train, Phil,' he told her.

"'I had to make a call in the city, so I came down from Liverpool Street.

Any luck?' She held his hands, resisting for the moment his proper embrace.

"'Henry,' she said earnestly, "'do you know I am so much more anxious to hear your news?' mine will keep he replied what about richer she shook her head i spent the whole of my time making

Amazing.

And the reason that they had to do that, and it's got cardboard sets and it's really, really low-budget, The reason that they had to do that is their previous music video, which was for their song Tax Loss, they took the entire £250,000 budget, took it out in £5 notes in cash, went to Liverpool Street Station in rush hour and threw it out from the concourse while filming all these businessmen on their way to work stopping and scrambling for the money.

Oh,

wow.