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Things Not To Say To Someone Who Went To Private School - YouTube
Channel: BBC Three
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so you actually don't know any black
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people you're a posh
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oh dude might be a daddy pay for that
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you must love polo is it polled I
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shouldn't do that once I can't say oh no
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you posh laughter that just got
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damn rude the amount of times like that
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it does I don't even need to do anything
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to just like get people to say that -
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it's my first day and I was looking
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around I was like just a bunch of posh
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in the school I was like I dunno I
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don't know I felt like an outcast there
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was a bit of a town and gown situation
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like the people in the town didn't
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really like really went to the school I
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think I'm quite common so I think I am
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I'm like the one pointing the fingers at
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the private school girls like yeah
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that's not made by the bounty that would
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give me the bounty I thought well I'm
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not bound him as he was well-spoken
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there having been in the North London
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area I think I don't have that much of a
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posh accent so I'm alright the mummy and
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daddy pay for that did they pay for my
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private school education and yes they
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did I was not supporting myself at age
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13 my parents would be like yeah we did
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yes we did
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and it's my birthday every goddamn Dame
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my present well for me you know that I
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racked up I can never pay back if you
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let your kids just live off you then
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where do you draw the line
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no yeah they're gonna be in that my
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mum's just come down to London and she
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open my fridge and she said oh I want to
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cry or you've got his cheese in an onion
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no no my mom and my mom I call mommy
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it's always nice
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it's definitely Bobby level but like
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that it's kind of like because obviously
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I should be orders I keep it I keep it I
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keep it full with my dad above our last
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sometimes I call my mum mummy that's
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really bad that's what I want so also
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just gay culture daddy means something
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completely different
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oh this is brilliant you must love polo
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if they mean the mint to the hole then
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yes yes I do I did you so horse rise do
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but it was it was just that it was just
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the assumption that because I horse rode
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it was polo
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this is like the assumption and break
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time is that you know and we think grab
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our horses out the stables and we go and
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play a good game of polo I have never
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played that ever like I've never even
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build a horse it's like a fast-paced
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croquet on horses my understanding of it
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yeah I do love croquet hey such a boring
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riveting game okay and I did want one in
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chief society yeah I mean we used to
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like go to the go to the dining room and
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sit round and just drink wine have
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cheese's I'm not telling anyone that I
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do this you're so lucky
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do you know what actually I think I was
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lucky privileged yeah exactly
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well and I think what's the difference
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between privilege and luck I'm grateful
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you know I mean like I'm not like one of
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those snobby rich kids it's like yeah
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I'm so lucky but you're not you know I
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mean I think people sort of confuse luck
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with ease
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so I think because we were lucky it was
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easy
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you're still failure a-levels even if
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you go to a school like I had friends
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that didn't do well me too maybe mother
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[Laughter]
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you know any black people the Prince of
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Nigeria went to a school do you know any
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black people did any black people go to
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your school I have plenty of black
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friends you know I mean we're not
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private schools not some kind of like
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supremacist scheme worse thing with
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these I pause which makes even worse I
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don't just go know what I do I pause and
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I think auntie cool as any cultural
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divide in any environment there were
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white people there were Asian people
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there were black people they'd always
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find my friend who was black
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and they'd have him in like every school
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photo
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oh my school was so white so white well
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look nowhere they were like I think
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there were three black guys I'd like a
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picture of the orchestra would you send
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your kids to private star hundred
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percent arts my kids to private school I
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would not I actually kind of have a bit
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of a grounding having been in the
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education sector yeah
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and actually I have a two-year-old and I
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absolutely want to send her to private
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school if I'm able person for me why
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appreciate the opportunity and it was a
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great privilege I don't think it's
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something that it's needed to I felt a
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big level of pressure when I was in
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private school because I think that you
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know people are sitting like these big
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standards and they think that you do
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should be getting my amazing grays and
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going off like me a doctor or a lawyer
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and I did feel like a lot of pressure
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because I wasn't in that I wasn't in
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that box I wasn't meeting that criteria
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the best thing about going to private
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schools was the long holidays
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yeah hungry yeah what was it I think we
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had like ten weeks for summer my private
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school there was only about 400 of us so
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there's a real sense of community and
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everyone kind of looked out for each
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other so did we just say the best thing
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about being at private school was not
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being there
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