Truly thrilling drama. Book worthy even.
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Ouch - a âlook at meâ moment from TB. Presumably the cracks were starting to show by thenâŚ
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He sent the list and she didnât query the amount of food?
She probably wasnât expecting to receive a list.
Tom had obviously looked up a recipe and wasnât going to go to buy it allâŚ
What?! Lunch on a Sunday and youâd expect them to ask the team to buy it and cook it?
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What was the context over the âEverybody was stunnedâ part where Anne went to Marlow to give Tom space to come back to the office?.
I still wanna know about Tom trying to oust
Anne from her own company how did THAT work? Please note I know it obviously didnât work but how did that even come to pass?
According to the article, Tom had announced that he was leaving. This would mean no CTO therefore no company. Everyone was apparently stunned and Anne went home to think things over.
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Yeah itâs very light on details. He talked people round. Ok but what was his argument? What did he think wasnât working? What issues were they having? Passion capital obviously agreed with Tom since they quickly backed out
Details on a chicken dinner but not what was going on in the company 
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Oust is still a strong word to use. Yes he left and took VC along with him but is thatâs an ousting?
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Iâd do the same should I ever find myself in that situation, I think. Better than trying to buy the chicken myself and then have it go off while I transport it halfway across London on the tube, say.
(Thatâs just for the food, but. Utensils does seem a bit excessive.)
New headline. Anne canât cook. Details withinâŚ
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He had told Passion that he couldnât work with Anne. She was then sent details to hand the company over to Tom. Thatâs ousting
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Hmmmmm Iâd take that with a pitch of saltâŚ
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Thereâs a cliff-hanger, folks:
Next week
âThe most intense few hours of my lifeâ: the secretive billionaire and the ÂŁ48m deal that sent Starling into flight
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Doesnât Passion have a huge stake in monzo?. Sheâs not in an unbiased position here.
There probably isnât enough salt coz it wasnât on the list
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But nor is Anne.
Can we agree that both sides with have vested interests and that neither is likely to be the unadorned fact? (Notwithstanding we havenât heard from the other perspectives, yet).
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Oh dear thatâs a bit underhand when he could of gone to the person themselves. Thatâs of course if things went like she is saying they went.