Themselves to as and when they are passing where when they fancy at, there is nothing very celebratory about that, is there? there s nothing about coming together, so maybe once a week would be a great way of having my salivating on the birthdays, all the promotions, all the successes and make a big deal about it. it the successes and make a big deal about it. . ., ,. ., the successes and make a big deal about it. , . ,. ., ., about it. it is fascinating and the sto that about it. it is fascinating and the story that has about it. it is fascinating and the story that has got about it. it is fascinating and the story that has got everybody i about it. it is fascinating and the i story that has got everybody talking today. thank you so much, lou walker, with a masters in obesity and weight management. thank you very much indeed. everybody is laughing at me because i brought in a lot of biscuits during covid. anyway, thejoke is on me. it is five to 6pm now. before the edge up to the w
Let s discuss with someone who really does know quite a lot about this. lou walker is a health coach and author who conducted the first academic research into office cake culture as part of her masters in obesity and weight management at the university of chester. really get to talk to you. thanks very much for being with us. i have had a bit of air of humour about this, as a lot of people have, because we have been talking about it in the newsroom today, but by the same token, we know this country has an obesity problem, like western countries deal. so, your thoughts, first of all, and those comments that were made by susan? is she making a good point when she says think twice, maybe, but always taking sweet treats into the office. l taking sweet treats into the office. ~ taking sweet treats into the office. ~ , , taking sweet treats into the office. ~ 3 , . office. i think it s very difficult to compare office. i think it s very difficult to compare a office. i think