I forget, are we living with you, or are you still living with us?
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‘I forget, are we living with you, or are you still living with us?’
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‘I forget, are we living with you, or are you still living with us?’
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‘Well, we can work to address this feeling of shame, or you can just sell the Tesla.’
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‘Argh! Influencers!’
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‘What do your parents feel about us moving in together? Have they got room?’
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‘We need a photo for proof of delivery.’
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‘I think it’s another article written by AI.’
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‘I was sent to Hell, but it was affecting my mental health.’
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‘You had it easy with children, Mum – no ADHD, depression or anxiety.’
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‘It will take a few minutes, I’m just running some background checks.’
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‘If he wasn’t a real boy, was he AI?’
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‘You don’t realise how tough it is being a single grandparent.’
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‘Hand in your homework? That service is only available online now.’
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‘Not just a nursery place. It’s never too early to get his name down for an NHS dentist.’
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‘No, that’s a weight loss pen. I have a pen pen somewhere...’
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‘To hit Labour’s target, you need to build 2.5 houses every minute.’
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‘It was affecting their mental health, so I’ve had to rewrite history.’
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‘It was a compromise to get him back in the office.’
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‘Can I go back to doom-scrolling, Mum?’