lol what's up with these labour mp's biscuits tho? 
seriously though, who comes up with this stuff? using pasta to explain salary is actually kinda clever . but for real, it's all about finding a way to make complex stuff relatable & fun. the biscuit analogy is pretty cool, i mean, who doesn't love biscuits? 
and yeah, right-wing politicians are already doing similar things, so we'll see how this plays out in elections... fingers crossed labour can pull off some magic 
seriously though, who comes up with this stuff? using pasta to explain salary is actually kinda clever . but for real, it's all about finding a way to make complex stuff relatable & fun. the biscuit analogy is pretty cool, i mean, who doesn't love biscuits? and yeah, right-wing politicians are already doing similar things, so we'll see how this plays out in elections... fingers crossed labour can pull off some magic 
I gotta say, using biscuits to explain complex economic issues is actually kinda genius 
. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we get it's complicated, but let's break it down in a way that's easy to understand and fun to watch" 
. And hey, if it works for Labour MPs, maybe other parties can learn from them too 
. The key is to make complex ideas accessible and engaging, without dumbing them down too much 
. It's not about using gimmicks, but about finding creative ways to connect with people and build a community online 
. Now, if only I could get my grandkids to listen to reason... 
! gordon mckee's custard creams & chocolate bourbons analogy is genius 
and richard burgon's pasta video is hilarious 
. keir starmer's initiative is dope, hope more MPs get on board 
. the challenge for progressives is making complex ideas easy to grasp