'You are exactly the problem here' @Lewis_Goodall says caller Trevor is not entitled to his parents' house.

Introducing The Body Coach Foundation 💙 This is something I’ve wanted to do for a really long time and it’s taken a while but the Body Coach Foundation is now an officially registered new charity. I believe that movement and fitness has the power to transform lives and everyone deserves access to the resources, facilities, and programs that help them get moving, feel good, and live healthier, happier lives. The Body Coach Foundation will offer grants to organisations who bring people together through physical activity - including local sports clubs, youth groups, community initiatives, and smaller charities that are making a real difference. We have a team of wonderful trustees and we’ll be sharing more soon about how people can apply for funding and grants. 💙💙💙

Here are TikTok’s options given the looming Jan 19 deadline for divestment: 1) Divest and sell to US company, at a huge profit margin 2) Do nothing. App stores will delist the TikTok app on Jan 19 so no more new updates. If you were accessing it through a browser, you wouldn’t be able to if you open a new tab. Users will actually still be able to use it for a while in its current version 3) Shutdown completely It’s curious that ByteDance isn’t that interested in fulfilling its fiduciary responsibility to its investors by selling TikTok off for a huge profit, like any other normal company. Grindr did it. The US government said it was a national security threat for a Chinese company to own the gay dating app and everyone was like yeah, info about who is seeking gay trysts and dick pics are obvious Kompromat for a geopolitical adversary, so the forced divestment went through without a peep. But not TikTok. They’re using our Constitution against us by arguing that the forced divestment is unconstitutional. All these creators are now freaking out because ByteDance is pushing for option #3 instead of #2. The company is likely hoping that maximum pressure from its hysterical GenZ users might somehow move the Supreme Court to reverse the ban. You remember the biblical story of King Solomon where two mothers were claiming to be the rightful mother of an infant? He called for a sword and said that he would cut the baby in half in order to resolve the conflict. The real mother begs the King to give it to the other woman while the false mother agrees to the proposal. The false mother has ulterior motives. She doesn’t have the baby’s interests at heart so she doesn’t mind destroying it. If you are a TikTok user, ask yourself why the parent company would rather destroy the app entirely? They don’t have to - they have option #1 and #2 available to them. Instead, they will just shut it down completely and, as is being reported now, people attempting to open the app will see a pop-up message directing them to a website with information about the ban.

Within two months we will know the price of Labour’s decision to turn its back on its traditional base and throw its lot in with the metropolitan middle-class pro-EU fanatics peddling their agenda of liberal cosmopolitanism. I fear the price will be very heavy. I hope I’m wrong.