"That's the trouble with working for the Guardian," he replies.
"The trouble with working with threads is that they can connect to anything", Morgan says, but she knows that this is the joy of the book.
These mostly working class voters, many of them hard pressed economically, many of them with underwater mortgages, are under no illusions that Romney is a Wall Street guy through and through, which is why he had so much trouble with working class voters in the Republican primaries.
It's the people I work with, the people I party with, and the people I get into trouble with after work".
The trouble with the work programme as it operates at the moment is that it puts out fire with gasoline.
For example: "The trouble with this work, in general, is that people mistake it for an exercise regimen, and it's not.
It will make clubs think if it is worth going for a player, or put them off even trying if they think they are going to have trouble with the work permit".
Urbanist Shawn Micallef even wrote a book called The Trouble with Brunch: Work, Class and the Pursuit of Leisure, arguing the meal is the height of conspicuous consumption.
But Steph had trouble with 'Juno' work: the simulation instructors do with an empty harness at the very beginning of training to teach students the basic mechanics and concepts of guidework.
