I was sent to Hell
‘I was sent to Hell, but it was affecting my mental health.’

‘I was sent to Hell, but it was affecting my mental health.’
‘You had it easy with children, Mum – no ADHD, depression or anxiety.’
‘It will take a few minutes, I’m just running some background checks.’
‘If he wasn’t a real boy, was he AI?’
‘You don’t realise how tough it is being a single grandparent.’
‘Hand in your homework? That service is only available online now.’
‘Not just a nursery place. It’s never too early to get his name down for an NHS dentist.’
‘No, that’s a weight loss pen. I have a pen pen somewhere...’
‘To hit Labour’s target, you need to build 2.5 houses every minute.’
‘It was affecting their mental health, so I’ve had to rewrite history.’
‘It was a compromise to get him back in the office.’
‘Can I go back to doom-scrolling, Mum?’
‘My corridor is always open.’
‘If Labour ring, tell them we’re out.’
‘He’s fallen in with a bad crowd.’
‘I can’t see Rachel Reeves lasting long.’
‘I’m worried about him. He has imaginary listeners.’
‘These spin-offs are never so good.’
‘How did students find the time to enjoy the university experience without AI?’