"You basically go to work, work ridiculous hours, and come home".
We're going to work, work, work until the end".
You're going to be fed, you're going to have a shelter, you're going to work, work, work, and be paid.
"It is not a question of saying don't go to work – work is part of the solution for many people, it's just a question of helping them into that".
It was like, go to work, go to work.
"I don't think a family should be able to get more in benefits than someone going out to work, working every say and trying to do the right thing for them and their family.
"It's not right that millions of people are going out to work, working harder and harder, and can't afford to bring up their families," she said.
They are out, going to schools and colleges, working, working out and learning to be independent.
"So we're obviously going to be working with insurers and working with states on this matter.
We're going to be working with AFRIpads, working with Pasand, working with Blink Now Nepal, working with other organizations.
We're going to be working with AFRIpads, working with Pasand, working with Blink Now Nepal, working with other organisations.
