When disenchanted with slightly rejigging cover letters for particular roles, apparently being over qualified but not qualified enough, and wrestling with font sizes when trying to fit my A Level results into a box, that is when I stick on a repeat of Made In Chelsea. Once a guilty pleasure, now just pure pleasure – this week’s story is a result of combining these two activities.
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