00:00I really think, like, the NHS get work to the bone, you know what I mean?
00:04And there's a lack of jobs, you know what I mean?
00:05Just create more jobs in the NHS, and it's not that easy.
00:09Obviously, people say it can't be fixed, I think it can be fixed, you know what I mean?
00:12The first thing you think is, you dread the thought of going into hospital, don't you?
00:16Do you know what I mean?
00:17So straight away, I think there's probably a lot of people who are ill
00:23unnecessarily because they don't want to go to hospital.
00:25You know, when I hear things like that, I blame the Tories
00:27because they're the ones who've gone all around stripping back the NHS to its bare bones.
00:32It's sad.
00:33Disgusting. I think you just need to make the hospitals bigger.
00:36More space, bigger.
00:37More trees.
00:38Hire more people.
00:39And a lot of it comes down to money.
00:42Well, it all comes down to money, don't it?
00:44Like, there's poor old ones sick in the corridor, people who...
00:47And then the staff will not be around.
00:50Hire more doctors, hire more staff, and we'll have a healthier country.
00:53I'm a care worker, so I see it, like, front line.
00:56I've worked in palliative care.
00:57We've had people who couldn't come home because the NHS didn't have...
01:04Like, they were stuck in bed.
01:05They were ready to come home, but they didn't have the facilities to send them home.
01:10It just fills me a little bit with sadness and dread.
01:13I think it's terrible.
01:14You know, I don't know how else to describe it.
01:17I think it's just a...
01:18It's a shocking thing.
01:20More training, so then...
01:21Because nurses are leaving because they can't afford to do the job, do the training.
01:27So, yeah, it definitely comes down to money.
01:28Yeah.
01:29Yeah.
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