One Show Paul O'Grady tells it like it is (again). Go on Paul!

[@erko62]

Spot on Paul O'Grady is working class and proud. People should understand your only one redundancy away from being on benefits street yourself.

[@rnw2739]

Then he has no business voting Labour. The days when that party was for the working man ended in the seventies - most of the North finally realised this last election thank fuck, otherwise we'd be fucked now with an IRA terrorist as leader, an racist, anti-British Black simpleton as Head of our defence and their entirely anti-semetic cabinet.

[@Plxxew]

The issue is there’s no an underclass - people band them together with the working class. They’re not the same.

[@PeachesandCream225]

@@Plxxew what?

[@Plxxew]

@@PeachesandCream225 in sociology there’s a group of people known as the underclass. Unfortunately they’re now banded together with the working class. - there never used to be an underclass, fun fact.

[@witchielovelife]

Paul was a level-headed guy who could see see things from all angles and not afraid to say what he felt and good on him... Paul, you will and are sadly missed 😢 RIP lovely man.

[@Megs108]

I have never seen this as I make a point of never watching anything on any of the BBC channels I have lived without them for years because of this reason of what they have said and done to Paul. Paul is more clued up on life than most of the morons at the BBC. I love Paul and people like him they live and talk real truth they don't dress it up for ratings . RIP Paul have a blast up there kid 💙

[@dennybell3578]

If Paul was an MP I would vote for him

[@TigerLily12345]

Absolutely 👏

[@Yikkkes23]

Paul is a national treasure

[@foreverroxette1958]

Love u Paul ur a lovely man who speaks from the heart and cares u should be prime minister

[@christinewhitfeld7939]

He is a level headed, truthful person of dignity.

[@antoniosilvestro9045]

I miss him. RIP PAUL 🙏

[@davidharrison6615]

i have never known a more gentle caring honest human being . long may he continue . he puts us all to shame .

[@Hippiemanthc]

RIP Paul O’Grady. You will be missed.

[@Simplelifexxx]

I wish he had been in parliament

[@nektekket852]

@vee vee he was too honest for politics...

[@christinamcilwaine350]

Rest In Peace Paul O Grady passed away today national treasure loved universally around the world by so many people never forgotten 😢❤

[@antoniosilvestro9045]

He was well loved. I will always love him ❤

[@flower2364]

Good for you Paul...I love you... You tell it like it is...straight down the line and you're one of the most genuine people on our tv screens. Live long and prosper Paul O Grady...Oh and by the way ...reading your books...brilliant Paul. A truly great read from start to finish. God bless.

[@da_great_mogul]

If only he was granted that. Bless him.

[@janewright2800]

I loved Paul for speaking out when I saw it on the one show x cheered him on xxx need decent people like him in this world🙏💚

[@hippy0055]

Paul O'Grady for PM.

[@lkofron]

Paul, so measured, so eloquent. You should stand for Parliament, we need decent people like you.

[@GraemePryce1978]

+lkofron All politicians should be the kind of people we can respect like Paul. How on earth we ever got to a point where we just accept that politicians are all useless lying cunts and don't even expect any different is beyond me. There should be a legal requirement for any politician that has been proven to knowingly lie about himself or his policies to face some sort of disciplinary action. What other job would allow you to blatantly lie about your achievements and goals? NONE!

[@stepheng8779]

Well said Paul, you'll be missed 😢

[@no-oneman.4140]

He absolutely deserves to be knighted, I suspect he'd turn it down, if he hasn't already. He's wonderful.

[@stevenmcglinchey2293]

Bless him. Rest in peace Paul

[@janefriel6895]

Love Paul O Grady.He ageing very well.Looks great, handsome man.He talks sense as well.

[@philnorton1329]

Paul O'Gradys spot on with what he said about Ian Duncan Smith good on you Paul a man after my own heart

[@katkinz789]

How can anyone not love this man? He's genuine through and through. Sundown to earth and he speaks the truth about things that matter. He's amazing. Love him to bits.

[@Carltonwanks]

He's very rude and condescending,I have worked in security for over 15 years, And my mate's have told me, Also hes talentless

[@rocketman9448]

@@Carltonwanks far from talentless an from my experience of meeting him several times he’s one of the nicest men I’ve ever met. Maybe your friends were beings arses an he just wasn’t taking any of there shit

[@Carltonwanks]

@@rocketman9448 what exactly is his talent? Dressing up? Touching dogs? He's a creep, The only people who laugh at his "comedy" are old dears,

[@rocketman9448]

@@Carltonwanks I mean comedy is a subjective thing so it doesn’t matter if you find them funny, an takes skill too be a talk show host an takes talent to be able too poor an audience in. An how exactly is he a creep? Because from the sounds of it you just don’t seem too like him because he used too dress up as a drag queen

[@Carltonwanks]

@@rocketman9448 most people agree drag is creepy, and no it's not subjective, he hasn't been popular for about 20 years now, he was only popular because he got lucky, people quickly got tired of his gimmick And all he does now is dog rescue tv, which gets zero viewers

[@victordevonshire807]

What a beautiful person. Seen so much stuff on you tube. So sad that now he's gone all this information of his life is being revealed. Absolute legend. RIP Paul. Luv Yer. ❤💪🙏

[@johnking5174]

Paul O'Grady is apparently banned from The One Show now because of this episode where he spoke how he felt. Typical BBC, they claim to be impartial, impartial means hearing both sides, Paul was delivering one side of the benefit debate, and the BBC as usual cave in and ban him, because he had the front to speak his mind. Pathetic.

[@neilconnolly485]

John King he's been on recently

[@TigerLily12345]

He got banned 😳😲 What snowflakes the BBC are. 🤬

[@georgewelsh7088]

How do you know?

[@johnking5174]

@@georgewelsh7088 Paul mentioned it on his Radio 2 show some years back, that the producers of the One Show were not "thrilled" at his appearance seen here, as they did not want him launching into an attack on the government on what was an early evening magazine show.

[@georgewelsh7088]

Thanks John.

[@MrCrystalwarrior1]

I've just finished reading Paul's autobiography series. He was ALWAYS down to earth, proud of his family roots/upbringing, had the most awesome comedy I've heard in many years, and was pretty much a hero to many who loved him for himself, and not juts because of his character Lily Savage. Sadly missed, but never forgotten, Paul. Your star will shine eternally.

[@CloudhoundCoUk]

I saw this when originally broadcast. Paul was absolutely right. The BBC desperately needs more people like Paul to talk truth to power. Paul will be truly missed.

[@nickyferguson9063]

RIP Paul, one of those who stayed true

[@jeniferallan6693]

Well said Mr Ogrady

[@jeanettedevereux7664]

Amazing man

[@TheIkaraCult]

Paul had it right.

[@stacktontressel]

Life is so unfair for some people, if someone has a learning disability or mental health problems it will be more difficult for them to get a job. I agree with Paul o grady he is spot on with what he says. Some people get more opportunities than others which is not fair

[@swanclipper]

i went on a giant rant. maybe you would grace me with a response.

[@patricialeask3937]

Loved Paul he was always true to himself said how it is

[@Fcutdlady]

100% agree with Paul O Grady. This type of show is not showing things how they are. It's sensationalising how it is.

[@bernardmcmahon351]

He was a really, really lovely man. rip Paul,

[@GRCFZinq]

Paul O'grady all the way

[@westaussie965]

Most people put themselves in this situation by breeding. You have no business bringing children into the world unless you are financially secure, this is why this cycle keeps happening.

[@cottingleybaby]

He never forgot where he came from .

[@c.keenan]

O’Grady was pure class, no bullshit with him at all. It came out in his comedy and what you seen was what you got.

[@sharonjones873]

gorgeous lovely man, rest easy Paul and thank you ❤

[@CandleLight1974]

RIP Paul A beautiful man and even more beautiful soul, gone far too soon.

[@alicanharryreilly8353]

Rest in Peace to Paul O'Grady 1955-2023 Who will be remembered as Lily Savage 🙏 RIP

[@lindaorvis5453]

He will be missed, man of integrity.

[@rc5759]

A simple, truthful analysis from somebody who knows what he's talking about through first-hand experience of Thatcherite policy. It does baffle me how prominent politicians can cite the witch as an idol knowing what it entailed for huge swathes of this country. This includes the current Home Secretary who clearly finds it wonderful that virtually everywhere outside South East England was brought to its knees.

[@01twitcher]

Good to see some celebrities aren't afraid to tell it like it is. oh and nice one to the fat lad, what a tool.

[@janetmilne4227]

i love paul hes so passionate about what he belives in

[@playthroughcinema]

paul and barry (dame edna) RIP to both legends

[@kellyb1554]

The fact of the matter is that there are fewer available jobs than people who are unemployed or underemployed by a LONG way. The Daily Mail would like you to get angry at people on benefits, to distract you from bigger issues, but the issue is not one of laziness or 'try hard enough and you'll find a job. If there are fewer jobs than people looking for jobs, then the least employable chunk of the population (working/under class, impoverished, overweight, ugly, unkempt, with mental health problems, with addictions, few qualifications, not "well" spoken, not hugely confident, disabled, under 25, over 50, unmotivated) are going to be unemployed! It's inevitable! And it's a vicious cycle because unemployment can exacerbate a lot of these things! These people are demonised as 'chavs' - in reality they're just poor people who society doesn't have a job, a use, or a care for.

[@jontyschofield3297]

its a real shame

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Kelly B I couldn't have said it better myself. This is just a blatant class war against vulnerable people who need help the most. The Tories are despicable, but then again most Politicians are.

[@LilyFitzgerald]

+Kelly B Thank you for being awake to the truth rather than the propaganda. You are a decent human being.

[@jessiejames7492]

i suppose so. the govt should help them better themselves. not just give them money , dole or whatever. create educational opportunities for them to bette rthemselves , get a job and so on

[@hughstevenson392]

Kelly B Hit. Nail. Head!

[@yvonnedobell8793]

What a kind lovely man, I am so sad that he has passed, and his kindness for all animals, no it wasn't just a dog show, he cared for our wondeful creatures, it was genuine, I miss you Paul RIP

[@sayno2lolzisback]

I love how they think hes gonna criticise the people who were on that show, and the mood immediately shifts when he points the finger right back at them. So much for impartiality and free speech

[@johnbarker3146]

Well said paul.not forgetting where he’s from.... Not like that Welsh fool sitting opposite.....

[@kevinlongman007]

I can't stand Alex Jones

[@williamwellington8668]

Even if she does wear the odd transparent top......I agree.

[@marialee627]

Good on Paul for saying it as it is

[@radiocrash]

He was a good man, RIP

[@Fcutdlady]

Couldn't agree more with Paul OGrady. I was unemployed for 5 years. Applied for every job I could. I'm now doing part time casual work. I'd rather that then remain on the dole.

[@Rybo4]

Well said. RIP legend

[@bethmc717]

I love Paul O,grady a lovely man,I love hi because he cares and he loves animals

[@markharrison2544]

So does Rolf Harris.

[@Booglarizemebaby]

What a top person!

[@younglock73]

Paul O'Grady i salute you sir !

[@SnorkyO]

R.I.P Paul.

[@ccfc6523]

If he was my MP I would vote for him

[@simonhinchliffe8228]

Paul of grady spot on its makes bad TV most job seekers I know are desperate to find work you can't tie everyone with the same brush

[@solatiumz]

Divide and conquer.

[@swanclipper]

i went on a giant rant. maybe you would grace me with a response.

[@solatiumz]

Do jog on.

[@swanclipper]

?

[@seaney53]

Divide and conquer? Yep it worked,what a divided country we are.

[@jonathaneffemey944]

RIP Paul

[@kevintraynor4508]

I don't know why some people are laughing , Paul was speaking the truth.

[@mythologue]

Goes to show just how dire the state of the nation is when this recording feels like it was taken in an entirely different period altogether, and yet the tories had already been in power for, what, four years? Or thereabouts anyway. Puts into perspective just how long we've had to deal with their Etonian, Dickensian trash. RIP Paul

[@eamonnbrereton1525]

Absolute legend

[@mikewa2]

Duncan-smith will have you working to 75 before pension

[@flyinghigh2724]

RIP Paul ❤💙

[@markorollo.]

Still nothings changed, if anything it's worse now than then

[@swanclipper]

i went on a giant rant. maybe you would grace me with a response.

[@slw0599]

There goes my hero...watch him as he goes

[@sannimcable]

Well said Paul

[@fionaritafox9713]

Paul is so on it with what he said. Up the minimum wage would help improve thing a bit and if everything goes up so should salaries too .

[@theghostoftom]

Just a reminder, the wealthiest people in the UK have seen a 1000% income increase since the 90s. I'm sure Blairite and Tory rule had nothing to do with that...

[@swanclipper]

it's not just "showing you're willing to work" it's keeping the fucking motivation day after day until you've been denied so many opportunities simply because hundreds of people are applying for the same job as you. i admit my motivation has dropped to a point of not giving a shit. i moved out of my mams at 20, had my own house, it was brilliant. then my housemates started robbing my shit and demanding money for the utilities when they fell short. i moved back home. then i thought, there's no way i'm going to get another house/flat staying at my mams, so i went to a hostel, which was almost impossible to get into. even then, i couldn't get a place. i've begged for work, i've begged to work for free just for experience, i've begged for anybody to just let me learn or try new shit for me to do. for a while i resorted to busking so i could earn something, i ended up using the money earned to travel and look for work, using local social housing to remain healthy and at least a little cleaner. i ended up travelling 100 miles or so just off of my busking, and nobody would hire me because i wasn't tidy enough, clean enough for an interview. i've been kicked out of charity work because i dared to discuss the medicines available for cancer, epilepsy, muscle problems, and that medicine is cannabis. i had a call centre job training period where i was fired after i reported my trainer for accusing me of saying the word "immigrant" and threatening my job because that word is special and shouldn't be said. i never said the word and got fired for standing up for myself. so yeah, i'm one of the people who has tried and tried to get basic shitty jobs, yet i get fired because someone decided my personal views are too controversial for their sensibilities. i'd work in a heartbeat. i've even applied to be a guy in a chicken suit advertising chicken george. that's how desperate i am. i live with my mam too. again. and the job centre said to me on multiple occasions, i have enough money to just search for work and that's what my money is for. they say that because i live with my mother, she should pay for my clothes, food and utilities. i'm 27. i don't want to be with my mother, i don't want to live at home like an invalid, i want to be in work, away from the indoor, sedentary lifestyle. i try going out but the public transport is too expensive. i don't have £50 a month to waste on a weekly bus ticket. i don't have spare money to go anywhere. the last time i went out with my friends to a club, i was 17. back then i was in college. i have a performing arts degree, i have a business degree, i have an IT degree, i have a licence to drive forklifts (counter and reach) i have little to no qualms about the work i might get. i have friends on zero hour contracts. Universal Credit is a disgrace. the only upside is it's a defined payday and there's no signature needed. i don't care how old this video is. my story isn't important enough. the shit i've been through to just live isn't what i'd wish on my worst enemy. well, maybe my worst, but even then it's not something anybody should have to go through. i'm lucky i have people who are there for me, while at the same time, they're not the kinds of people who can snap their fingers and improve my chances. i've had lawyers in training give me advice, only for the job centre to tell me something different. i went for a job as a barman, and the job centre stopped my money and forced me to go for the same job as a bar person. they didn't even have the foresight to say bartender. they're forcing me to change something unimportant and just leaving me to struggle. they even stopped my friends money for not signing on when his missus started giving birth. 6 months later, he got his money back. they had to literally beg their parents for money and help. i did what i could which was little to nothing. so much for these people on benefits wanting to be on them right? and yes, i'd rather be on benefits than to risk my wellbeing for a paycheck not worth getting out of bed for. the british minimum wage should be at least a fucking tenner. at most fifteen quid. i have 3 friends working the same job on different shifts, 12 hours a week each. the same fucking job. all they do is clean KFC. one of them got let go because the manager wanted more money. the job wasn't redistributed between the two left over, they hired another third cleaner on another zero hour contract. i fucking hate this country. i fucking hate england and the government. i fucking hate the people in it and i fucking hate the class division everybody seems fucking adamant to continue without any backlash. the rich, have all the money, pay none of the taxes, the middle class pay all the taxes and do all of the work. the poor.... they're there to scare the shit out of the middle class. - G.C. this country needs a fucking swift kick in the nuts. hopefully someone will do it and i don't even care if it makes me cough in reaction to it. here's my solution. and i bet it's gonna work for everybody. 25 hour work week. £20 - £30 minimum wage. no overtime. if you want overtime, it's up to the person who is on the next shift to let you take their money, not the boss to let you work as much as you want. everybody will be able to work. no more multiple jobs, no more multiple workers per job. the system we have was for a population which is no longer manageable. too many people had too many kids. the amount of jobs hasn't increased with the population, the amount of pay hasn't really changed, and they length of work is just to keep certain people busy. obviously this is a rough thought. but it's there and it makes a thousand times more sense than what we have right now. if this country had the same amount of people as it did 50 years ago, we wouldn't have financial division as radical as it is. the entire point of a civilisation is to improve lives, not remind the lesser how little they matter. it's not civilised if we're constantly fighting ourselves instead of the people who spread ideas and have power enough to ignore your plight and continue to implement those ideas. point me in the right direction and i'll be a politician who will change Britain for the people and shove two fingers up at the rich and the businesses who think they can reduce morale by giving people shit work for shit pay in shit conditions and shit returns for their work. raise taxes on businesses, raise taxes on the rich. if you have enough money to burn while still being comfortable in life, then you shouldn't even have the ability to say you have money to burn. i'm not talking about charity either. i'm talking direct investment to improve the lives of your countrymen. one we fix the country, then we can go around the world showing developing countries how to get started and impress upon them the markers at which their values and laws should change to spread the wealth. we have a golden opportunity right now to make steps toward a society which is so well balanced, there wont be a single reason for suicide or depression. we have the NHS, we don't have anything like the NHS in regards to homelessness or anti-social behaviour. we blame victims for getting themselves into shitty situations when we should applaud them for trying and encourage them to try again. we shouldn't be giving a single job to more than one person. we shouldn't be dividing wages between families and friends. we shouldn't be allowing the system to blame those on benefits for not working. if there was actual work available, why aren't there demands for applicants to fill that space? i'm tired of seeing others being blamed for a system which does nothing but create victims. it's sickening when anybody with a job looks down on others without a job. it's disturbing to see homeless people have so little motivation, they just sit there, hoping a stranger will help supply them with the finances to live another day. you've never been poor until you've looked at a stranger and contemplated murdering them just to get a roof and 3 meals a day. they wont be missed, and you will get your creature comforts. if you're homeless, and you've never committed a crime worthy of prison to improve your personal situation, i applaud your strength and hope in humanity to not do something which can solve your situation in a heartbeat, you clearly deserve a chance. i've had some hard times, i've had some emotional, financial and mental struggles. prison was always in the back of my head as a desperate attempt to get some food if it comes down to it. for those who are reading this, confused like i'm crazy, you're miles away from home and should realise, most homeless people do consider it. the only question left is, have you ever been the subject of such a fantasy when you pass someone asleep on the path? have you ever been considered for killing, just for one person to have a roof and basic shit to live? for me, hundreds of people have passed me and i've really considered it. suicide is messy and is just selfish. so is murder, but which one is it that you care about the most. your life being interrupted for someones dinner and a roof, or the life of someone who can't bring themselves to commit a crime and think the only solution left is death. you can think i'm joking. i'm not. this country has fallen too far behind. what we had was good. the rules and regulations need to change with the times. it's not the same anymore. the next homeless person you see, take them for dinner. get them a cup of tea and a bacon sandwich. give them £20 and look them in the eye, tell them your kindness isn't rare and tell them they're more important than they think. learn their name. reassure them that humanity can change, it just takes the right person with the right idea. my model should be implemented

[@lorrainereid9787]

Well Stephen I hope your life has turned around I read your comments from 5 years ago and think you hit life on a nut shell,5 years and how the world has changed and not for the better,people are mostly out for themselves and only the rich have got richer even the middle classes are being hit and we are all just numb to it all,but I do hope life is treating you better as your very well written monologue suggest a guy who just needs a break❤

[@mythologue]

All it takes is, say, a 1% or 2% tax hike for the ultra wealthy. It really is that simple.

[@ThomasRoll85]

Could you go into more detail?

[@Russ_Keith]

@@lorrainereid9787 I would like to think it has but considering how since then there has been Brexit, a pandemic and a government more blatantly corrupt and self-serving than any I can remember (and I'm 73) I'm not optimistic. If he has managed to survive and maybe even thrive I hope he reads your reply and tells us how he is now. After all it can only take one chance to set you on the path to a different future, as I know from experience and he sounds like he would grab it with both hands. God knows we could do with a story with a happy ending.

[@jwb52z9]

I can't believe people in the UK thought this way so recently. It sounds like Americans do now, which I can hardly believe. it's a wonder the UK has managed to keep the NHS if you have people who talk that way about the unemployed who need help.

[@michaelohehir3779]

I agree with what he says, however, because you are on benefits doesn't mean you have to live in muck like animals

[@timecapsule.]

Rest In Peace.

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

I have a good education and graduated last year. But, because of this abomination of a recession and the sheer lack of employment in my chosen industry and elsewhere I have been forced to re-train and do something else. Benefits are essential to people who are trying to better their lives and it shouldn't be frowned upon. There are disgusting people who milk the system, but everybody's set of circumstances are different. Good on Paul O'Grady. He and Russell Brand are a great voice for vulnerable people. There will be a Revolution. It's just a matter of time.

[@GraemePryce1978]

+no hassle I think you're right about the revolution, but a lot more people need to sit up and take notice and stop reading the propaganda media that is fed to them 24 hours a day. :-/

[@geraldinemaher4133]

Giving to the rich and taking from the poor goes on in Ireland too! They give to those who should be out working and take from those who can't!

[@MrLetmein2011]

God bless you Paul .

[@velvetcherrylips]

I absolutely love the Liverpool accent ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋💋💋!!!

[@frankwong5086]

Good for you paul

[@hahmed6308]

Don’t you love it when the working person thinks the Tories give a f-ck about them. All they do is despise them. Quote ‘....... the British are amongst the worst idlers in the world........’ Book : Britannia Unchained: 2012 Joint Authors : Liz Truss, Kwasi Kwarteng, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab & Chris Skidmore.

[@flower2364]

Benefit Street is a misrepresentation of people on benefit. I am not saying there aren't types that do abuse the system but most don't and this kind of programme isn't fair. Most want to work but cant get work. Paul made a lot of sense. Raise the basic wage...he's right. If the government deems they need x amount to live in then no one ..employer should be allowed legally to pay them less.... Why would anyone come off benefits to work their socks off and get less help and support? it's truly a crazy system in this country.

[@themaggattack]

Paul is even more gorgeous than Lilly! 😍 He's aging like fine wine! Flawless!

[@Carltonwanks]

Yuck 🤢

[@victorsilvester78]

Paul, you are brilliant.

[@jamesb821]

I wish more people would realise that these ‘Reality’ shows are anything but, question everything.

[@peterfranks6243]

Being on benefits is a generation after generation career, now the non national's are getting in on the act. You get more from a benefit office if you just got off a boat then you would if you lost your job yesterday.... well that's the way it is here in Ireland

[@fredziffle1991]

Well said Paul.

[@SleutherStrode]

Well done Paul and the majority of people of Liverpool.

[@melaniekendall4903]

As a person who is on benefits I don't have a massive TV or WiFi or iPad iPod kindle etc but I have bad medical issues with epilepsy and was fired from my job due to bad seizures. Doesn't give me any incentive to look for work when I'll only be about ten pounds better off

[@susieenglish302]

The protest just made us all watch it

[@pentuplove6542]

I was able to flee the UK after being wiped from sickness and incapacity benefits. My G.P. was shocked. As my benefits were not longer there I was informed that I would be homeless as my housing benefits were tied to my sickness benefits and incapicity benefits. I worked 6 days a week, 10 plus hours per day. I would even work on my day off if someone needed to make an appointment. Surviving in Holland with my wife and son. In Holland have been diagnosed with complex Post Tramatic Stress Disorder and Autism level 2. I love working the job I did was my passion AND I was paid to do it. Both Tory party and Labour party dont care about us. Labour say vote again on Brexit as we got the answer wrong; Tory will sell off NHS and more. I have no vote in UK matters according to UK Law as I have lived outside the UK for more than 7 years; criminals lose the right to vote I fled from dying in the UK and I am punnished for doing do. No vote in Holland except City elections. EU is a disgrace; it's undemocratic. In Holland the postal service Postnl that was privitised is now a monopoly again. Imagine Royal Mail being a Private monopoly. Postnl competes in UK.

[@rocketman9448]

R.I.P Paul

[@RisingStill]

True then. True today.

[@maryjordan7482]

Rest in peace beautiful soul 💞💞💞💫💫🙏

[@fireyflower6643]

Paul wonderful - thank you

[@florrie8767]

Love you Paul. Completely agree

[@seanjosephhayes]

Legend. Rest in peace Paul.

[@ShabbaRanksMF]

If O'Grady was indeed banned for this he was probably happy about it. There's nothing/few things more insipid than The One Show.

[@charlessoutherton8946]

also for that woman who said, if you really want to get a job you'd be out their looking for one even if you didnt like it, well even if thats so, some jobs either people aren't fit to do or don't have the necessary qualifications for and what also appalling is that some jobs that you apply for judge you on how you look, not what your capable off, and whilst i understand image is key, but so are skills and a lot of people particularly in this country are overlooked on skills and passion just because they don't have the right physic or mental health. what this country need ESPECIALLY with in the work force is an understanding of how to cope with people who have certain issues like physicality and mental health because...ok...they could be shit in one section of a job but in another they could be absolutely brilliant and because they're judged on one job and one job only the post is then sometimes taken up by people who don't understand how to do the job and some only have the job because they blab about how they studied at university and I'm not knocking people who go to uni as I'm at uni myself but work experience is more important than a uni degree, learning from top to bottom so you can appreciate every step of the way rather than just going from rock bottom to the managers chair without the beef in the middle that keeps your hammock from hitting the floor. and also like Paul said if they raised the minimum wage then people can reduce the amount of workload they do in order to keep them from reaching dept level and some people do 3jobs a day and others probably more so to keep there family in a home. So work places need to stop judging other people by image and current state of wealth and actually need to start allowing anyone who is willing regardless of there personal well being to do the job and if they have any issues, they need to be addressed and not to be made ashamed of because, people only put shame on someone who has issues because they themselves don't understand how to cope with it and don't want to so they bully you out of the system which is a shame and i'd wish it would stop.

[@Alex.P1]

Most people would prefer to not to work if given the choice.

[@sarahjoyholden7856]

Good on ya Paul

[@kerenchadwick7866]

why is it edited when Paul is talking about how he would raise the minimum wage ????