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Hi, everyone and welcome back to Britain Under the Microscope. 欢迎回来《闲话英伦》. Hi, 安澜.
Hi, Lulu. Hi, everyone.
So recently I've seen a lot of the clips, videos on social media about how much money a university student needs for day to day living. And that reminds me of a subject of working, especially when you're still a student. And I thought we both had experience in that.
Oh, yes.
By the way, when did you start working? When was your first job, part time?
My very very very first job, I was about 12.
Child labor much? 童工.
No, it's not that bad. My mom used to work at florist. So when it was a really, really busy time, like for example, Valentine's Day or Christmas, what I would do is I would sit in the van with the driver who deliver flowers, but because it takes time for the driver to get in and out of the car, pick up the flowers, I would just be the runner.
Oh, you are the flower boy, the flower delivery.
I was a flower boy, so I'll just sit there, run out, knock on the door, leave the flowers so we can get to the next house, very quickly. But my first regular part time job, I was about 15, 16?
I was 16, 17, actually 17, I think.
Late starter.
Not in China, but... so I thought we can spend a couple of episodes on talking about 打工, working part time job, as a very young person, as a student.
So what was your part time job?
My part time job is tutoring, using my brains.
You had a very high-end part time job.
All right. I mean, let's first start by talking about the age. When do kids in the UK start working part time? I don't think they start at 12, that’s against the law.
No, that's only because it was like a family friend gave me a little bit of pocket money to do that.
It's informal.