- Annette’s getting a bit claustrophobic
- Brenda wasn’t good enough
Annette’s getting a bit claustrophobic
Oh my – as if we hadn’t guessed – Helen spelt out exactly what this baby could mean for her ...
...a two-way relationship – it would love you too – you would be the centre of its world – you would never need feel lonely again ...
Yikes! That’s a pretty heavy load for a 20 year old to think about. Annette hasn’t even dipped more than her pinkie into the world, yet her ‘friend’ Helen seems hell-bent on ignoring her needs, replacing them her with her own warped sense of what will make her happy.
Helen really, badly, desperately, needs to get out a bit more.
Brenda wasn’t good enough
Most of us will have been there at some point, but it can’t be easy being rejected for an interview when someone you know has been asked along.
Especially if you think that you’re *better* than that other person.
You gotta love Mike’s loyalty and sheer blind belief that ‘having a degree’ equates you as the right person for the job BUT is anyone else thinking that there’s a wee hint of snobbery about this yet again?
Okay – Susan comes from Horrobin stock and has been detained at her Majesty’s pleasure – but why is everyone suddenly treating her like she’s a moron? She hasn’t exactly made the Village Shop an outstanding success but, with many other village shops suffering the same fate, I don’t think that explains why she’s taking such a character kicking from all and every.
Face it Brenda – a degree does not automatically make you the best candidate – and sometimes (just sometimes) experience is valued over youth.
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