The video was posted at about eleven on the Saturday night.

The general manager of the club saw it before nine on Sunday morning, because a member had sent it to him, and he sent it to the regional director, and by Monday at eleven it was with a compliance officer named Wes Tuppence.

I want to explain why this was serious, because for about two weeks I thought the company was being ridiculous and it was not.

My son stood up in a room, at a property owned by his employer’s parent, identified himself as connected to the ownership, and made a statement to a hundred and eighty-four members of the public about credit relationships between his employer and people in that room.